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Mamata warns of impending civil war and blood bath because of NRC

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The West Bengal chief minister claims this was done with a ‘political motive’, attacked BJP saying this will divide the country.

New Delhi: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee Tuesday alleged that the National Registrar of Citizens (NRC) exercise in Assam was done with a “political motive” to divide people and warned that it would lead to bloodbath and a civil war in the country.

Attacking the BJP, she said the saffron party is trying to divide the country and asserted this will not be tolerated.

“The NRC is being done with a political motive. We will not let this happen. They (BJP) are trying to divide the people. The situation cannot be tolerated. There will be a civil war, blood bath in the country,” Banerjee told a conclave here.

She said that even the names of family members of former president Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed have not been included in the NRC.

The Trinamool Congress also dared the BJP to try implementing NRC in West Bengal and said it can never come to power in the state.

“The BJP has the audacity to say that they would implement NRC in Bengal and thinks only they and their supporters would stay in India and rest will have to leave the country,” she said.

Asserting that the present situation cannot go on, Banerjee said she would continue voicing her opposition against the ruling party.

She appealed to the all communities to build up a momentum against the decision of the government.

“No one can give us direction. This is not the politics of India. Indian politics is about tolerance,” she said.

The massive Supreme Court-monitored exercise to identify genuine Indian nationals living in Assam excluded over 40 lakh people from the final draft list.

The issue rocked both house of Parliament after which home minister Rajnath Singh appealed to the opposition not to politicise the “sensitive” matter as the list has been published on the directives of the Supreme Court and the Centre has “no role” in it.

He asserted that no “coercive” action will be taken against those whose names were excluded from the NRC draft list. – PTI

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3 COMMENTS

  1. Portraying Brahmans in bad light is just bad. being a Brahman party and constantly trying to expand in all other religions and casts is a success story. BJP will continue on that path till every Indian is united.

  2. Mamata ji is fully correct. Implementation of NRC is a herculean task and unwarranted. Mamata ji is having foresight and entire country should support her. When Germany can unite why not Bangladeshi Bangali and Indian Bangali .

  3. Tolerance Mrs Banerjee ? Ofcourse Indians are tolerant but we are talking of illegal immigrants here. No Indian from 1947 should be differentiated. Shame on you for such utterances.

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