(Aditya Shaw, Intern Journalist)Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has once again reiterated his claim regarding the Citizenship Amended Act (CAA). He said in Kolkata on Friday that the CAA would apply. Law has its place and this is the resolve of the Central Government. Amit Shah reached West Bengal on a two-day tour.
Here, he took stock of BJP’s preparations for the upcoming assembly elections and also met local leaders. Explain that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has been against the CAA. He even said that to implement the CAA in Bengal, I have to go through my dead body. Mamta Banerjee had targeted the central government and said that if you want to sack my government, then do it, but I will never allow the CAA to be implemented in West Bengal.
At the same time, now Amit Shah has given a direct challenge to Mamta Banerjee by giving this statement in Kolkata. Now it has to be seen how Mamta Banerjee reacts to Amit Shah’s statement.
Mamta has taken ‘resolution’ against CAA-Mamta Banerjee has also taken a pledge not to implement CAA in West Bengal. Mamta Banerjee said that we are all citizens. Our ideal is harmony in all religions. We will not let anyone leave Bengal. We will live peacefully and worry-free. We will not allow NRC and CAA in Bengal. We have to keep the peace.
‘Claim to win more than 200 seats’-Amit Shah said that the command of Bengal was given in the hands of Mamata Banerjee. But today the slogan of Maa, Mati and Manush has been changed to appeasement, dictatorship and toll-making. Amit Shah also claimed to win more than 200 seats in Bengal. He said that I definitely say that we are going to form BJP government in Bengal in the coming elections with more than 200 seats.
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