New Delhi: West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief, Mamata Banerjee is on a four-day go to to New Delhi, reported ANI. She will arrive in Delhi on November 22 and can keep until November 25. Her go to comes simply earlier than the winter session of the Parliament is scheduled to begin.
According to ABP News sources, the West Bengal Chief Minister is prone to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi relating to the problem of Border Security Force (BSF) jurisdiction in West Bengal.
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Her go to is being seen as an try to carry the opposition on the identical stage because the winter session goes to begin and Assembly elections for 5 states together with Uttar Pradesh are slated to occur subsequent yr. It is being speculated she’s going to meet Congress President Sonia Gandhi throughout her go to. This might be her second assembly with Gandhi after she met her in July this yr.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to reach in Delhi at present. She is visiting the nationwide capital from twenty second November to twenty fifth November.
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— ANI (@ANI) November 22, 2021
Mamata Banerjee’s go to to Delhi comes within the backdrop of the arrest of TMC chief Sayani Ghosh by the Tripura Police on Sunday night time. The actor-turned-politician was arrested on expenses of try to homicide after she had allegedly disrupted Tripura Chief Minister, Biplab Deb Kumar’s assembly on Saturday night time, reported PTI. A delegation of TMC staff may even arrive within the nationwide capital to protest in opposition to the arrest.
Ghosh was arrested underneath the Indian Penal Code Sections 307 (try to homicide) and 153A (Promoting disharmony between two teams) as informed be Sub-divisional Police Officer (Sadar) Ramesh Yadav, reported PTI.
Recently the Minister of Home Affairs had issued an order stating the extension of BSF’s jurisdiction within the border states together with West Bengal. The order had resulted in a tussle between the Trinamool Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party.
