CAA will be enforced after Covid vaccination ends: Amit Shah
I assure you that CAA does not have any provision that takes away the citizenship of any Muslim, he added.
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KOLKATA: Union Home minister Amit Shah on Thursday announced that the Centre will start giving refugees including the Matuas citizenship by implementing the Citizenship (Amendment) Act once the Covid-19 vaccination is over across the country
While addressing the much-awaited rally at Matuas’ headquarters at Thakurnagar in North 24 Parganas’ Bongaon, Shah hinted that the CAA’s implementation would not begin before the upcoming Assembly elections.
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee s Trinamool Congress did not comment on the development. (File)
Kolkata:
Two Trinamool Congress MLAs who joined the BJP met Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today, fuelling speculation about their next political move.
Bongaon MLA Biswajit Das and Noapara MLA Sunil Singh met Ms Banerjee at her chamber in the assembly.
The two legislators claimed that they met the chief minister regarding development works in their constituencies, both of which are in the North 24 Parganas district.
State BJP president Dilip Ghosh discarded any political motive behind the meeting, saying that they had given prior information to the party about it.
Updated Feb 09, 2021 | 20:19 IST
Mounting her attack at the defectors, Banerjee alleged that some leaders are crossing over from TMC to BJP fearing that they could be implicated in Some cases. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee | Photo Credit: PTI
Baharampur: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee launched blistering attack at the BJP on Tuesday while campaigning for the upcoming Assembly elections in the state, due in April-May later this year.
Hitting out at the BJP, Banerjee said that she is not a weak person who can be intimidated by the saffron party. The Trinamool Congress supremo further said that she will live like a Royal Bengal Tiger till the time she is alive.
The two legislators claimed that they met the chief minister regarding development works in their constituencies, both of which are in the North 24 Parganas district.
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