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Setting country on fire not your job: Mamata to Amit Shah

  •   Wed, Dec 18 2019 06:00:30 PM

Kolkata, Dec 18 (IANS): Assailing Union Home Minister Amit Shah over his comment that Aadhaar was not a proof of citizenship, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday asked him why was it linked to bank accounts, voter id and mobile connections and said it was his duty to douse flames rather then setting the country on fire.

"I will appeal to the Union Home Minster, please consider. You are the country's Home Minster, not a BJP leader. It is not your job to set the country afire. It is your job to douse flames in the country. I appeal to you with folded hands," the Trinamool Congress chief said at a meeting to oppose the new citizenship law.

 
  

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  • Arthur, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 18 2019

    How true? Amit Shah must relinquish his postion as home minister or his position as BJP partisan. One cannot perform both functions.

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru / Bengaluru

    Wed, Dec 18 2019

    Mamatha is extremely frustrated after BJP won 18 MP seats from WB, leap frogging from 2 seats to 18 seats and she understands that if the illegal Bangladeshi immigrants she has been protecting as vote bank will go after NRC implementation, it will be end of story for TMC

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