Mamata in Assam promises to scrap NRC and CAA
The West Bengal chief minister rallied her supporters with a call for action, urging them to unite under the TMC banner to oust the BJP from power.
The West Bengal chief minister rallied her supporters with a call for action, urging them to unite under the TMC banner to oust the BJP from power.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Thursday that there will be no CAA, NRC or Uniform Civil Code in Bengal as these measures are intended to divide the country.
The Union minister of state for ports, shipping and waterways, Shantanu Thakur, claimed on Monday that he received a threat letter from the terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) over the National Register of Citizens (NRC).
Banerjee said that the Centre has NRC at the back of their minds after CAA.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday iterated that her government will never allow the National Register of Citizens to be implemented in West Bengal
The main objective of the initiative is to bridge the gap between the rival communities and promote communal harmony.
Sudeshna Datta Gupta, a student of Sanskrit College, was protesting against the CAA, NPR and NRC holding aloft a placard while the Avinandan Yatra organised by the state BJP was on, which drew the ire of the state BJP president.
As a result, BJP state president Dilip Ghosh recently alleged in Siliguri that the Trinamul Congress had been confusing the people.
The Inter-State Council is the institution meant specifically for handling such Centre-State situations before they get precipitated.
Left leader Kumar is on a statewide ‘Jan Gan Man Yatra’, which would conclude with a rally on the theme ‘naagarikta bachao, desh bachao’ in Patna on February 29.
