Mamata's prescription to Modi regarding repatriation of Bangladeshis

The Dhaka Times Desk West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has questioned whether the neighbors can be treated like this by giving a suggestion regarding BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi's comment that Bangladeshis will be sent back.

Mamata said, 'Black days are being dragged on in the country. Kao Kao is considered as the prime ministerial candidate. Who does not know the history of the country, does not know the geography! He is saying again, Bangladeshis should go back with their backpacks. Mamata asks, who gave him such a right? Questioning whether it is appropriate to quarrel with the neighboring country, Mamata said, according to the Indira-Mujib Pact, Nehru-Liaquat Pact, all those who came to this country till 1971 are Indian citizens. Still, if someone is in danger, they cannot be pushed back. There is a rule of the United Nations in this regard.

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee also said that there are many Bangladeshis in Cooch Behar. What happened to it! Many have taken shelter in Assam after the riots. This is the religion of humanity. Criticizing Modi by addressing him as 'Haridas', Mamata further said that Modi is trying to create conflict by creating differences between different linguistic and religious organizations in West Bengal. Mamata warned, do not try to bring caste politics to Bengal!