Silchar (Assam), Alleging that the BJP has turned the entire country into a "detention camp", West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday said India will scrap the CAA and NRC if the opposition party forms the government at the Centre. will be given.
Addressing an election rally here in support of the four TMC candidates in Assam, he alleged that "there will be no democracy and elections" if Prime Minister Narendra Modi returns to power for the third consecutive term.
"They (BJP) have turned the entire country into a detention camp...I have never seen such a dangerous election in my life," Banerjee said.
He stressed that his party TMC loves all religions and does not want people to be divided on religious lines.
"If the Indian faction wins, there will be no National Register of Citizens (NRC), Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and Uniform Civil Code. We will repeal all discriminatory laws," Banerjee said at the rally.
He appealed to the people to vote for all four Trinamool Congress candidates in Assam in the Lok Sabha elections and announced that his party will contest all 12 assembly seats in the 2026 state elections.
Banerjee said, "This is just a trailer and the final is yet to come. I will come again."
Addressing an election rally here in support of the four TMC candidates in Assam, he alleged that "there will be no democracy and elections" if Prime Minister Narendra Modi returns to power for the third consecutive term.
"They (BJP) have turned the entire country into a detention camp...I have never seen such a dangerous election in my life," Banerjee said.
He stressed that his party TMC loves all religions and does not want people to be divided on religious lines.
"If the Indian faction wins, there will be no National Register of Citizens (NRC), Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and Uniform Civil Code. We will repeal all discriminatory laws," Banerjee said at the rally.
He appealed to the people to vote for all four Trinamool Congress candidates in Assam in the Lok Sabha elections and announced that his party will contest all 12 assembly seats in the 2026 state elections.
Banerjee said, "This is just a trailer and the final is yet to come. I will come again."
