Addressing reporters here, the party's legislature wing leader A Anbalagan said all along the Chief Minister and his ministerial colleagues were protesting Bedi's field visits to listen to grievances of the residents.
"But now the Chief Minister has lauded Bedi's cooperation with the police and government to ensure law and order during the New Year's eve celebrations (December 31) by tourists from and outside Puducherry," he said and described the "shifting stand" of Narayanasamy as "double speak" taking the people for a ride.
He also alleged that there was no proper collection of entertainment tax by the municipal authorities from the hotels which organised entertainment programmes as part of the New Year celebrations.
The Chief Minister had yesterday said despite "differences" on some issues, Bedi had cooperated in taking steps to maintain law and order during the large turn out of tourists on new year's eve.
The Congress government in Puducherry and Bedi have been at loggerheads over several issues, including medical admissions and induction of three nominated MLAs, since she assumed office in 2016.