‘Won’t allow NRC and CAA to take place’: Mamata Banerjee
Banerjee said that the Centre has NRC at the back of their minds after CAA.
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
Chief minister Mamata Banerjee cautioned residents living near the India-Bangladesh border areas not to accept identity cards provided by the Border Security Force (BSF).
The party has stepped up its preparations for the May 10 polls in the state and made 16 top promises in its "Praja Pranalike' 2023.
Manipur has been seeing a plethora of events for the last few days. First came vociferous demand for the implementation of NRC in the state.
Meanwhile, JD(U) vice president and political strategist Prashant Kishor has also challenged Amit Shah to 'try and implement' CAA and NRC.
Chief minister Mamata Banerjee had yesterday given broad hints about the state government’s plan to adopt the resolution.
Without mincing words, Amit Shah had said that the government will not step back on CAA and dared the protesters to continue with their agitation.
Sung in Pakistan during the heyday of General Zia-ul-Haq's dictatorship, Hum Dekhenge has now become a controversial issue in India, after it became the anthem of protest during the countrywide agitation against the CAA and NRC. On 17 December, it was sung by the students of IIT Kanpur during a peaceful march within the campus.
Chief Justice SA Bobde-led bench also said that Assam and Tripura matters will be clubbed together to be dealt with separately.