Kolkata: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) executive president J. P. Nadda on Monday accused West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee of doing politics of vote bank. Addressing a rally organized in support of CAA here, Nadda said, "The crowd here is showing that people are in support of the Citizenship Amendment Act." Mamata Banerjee is opposing this and is only doing vote bank politics.

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Nadda said that he should see the huge support of the people for this law and understand that people have rejected his vote bank politics. Kailash Vijayargiya, party general secretary and in-charge of West Bengal and state party unit president Dilip Ghosh were also present on the occasion. The rally started at Hind Cinema in Central Kolkata and ended at Shyambazar. It is notable that there have been many agitations against the CAA and the National Citizenship Register.

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Trinamool Congress (TMC) supremo Mamata Banerjee has also said that she will not allow CAA and NRC to be implemented in West Bengal. There have been violent incidents in the state during protests against the CAA and NRC and there have been incidents of setting fire to trains and public properties.

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