Bengal CM Mamta Banerjee has opened a front against the Central Government regarding the Citizenship Amendment Act, National Civil Register, and NPR. Mamta has appealed to all the states ruled by the opposition to pass a resolution against the CAA. Along with this, a proposal will be brought against it in the state assembly during the special session on 27 January. In this episode, on Wednesday, Chief Minister Mamata took out a rally in Darjeeling against CAA, NPR, and NRC.

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On Tuesday, the second day of the tour of North Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee walked around five kilometers in Darjeeling and interacted directly with the people. Mamta walked from the Richmond Hill government residence to a pulse polio center on Nehru Road and gave three children anti-polio medication. In addition, information about health was also obtained from the officials of the Health Department present on the spot. On this occasion, he also distributed clothes among some journalists and children.

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During this time she got information about her problems from the people and assured them that she will make every effort to overcome their problems. People also openly informed Didi about their problems. Didi took political pundits by taking a new initiative this time to establish dialogue with the people on the hills. Experts believe that these days, Didi is busy building her new image. The Chief Minister reached Richmond Hill Government Building and rested via Rarbatsan Road, Nehru Road, and Bhanubhavan Road.

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