In the latest update, the BJP MPs from West Bengal on Friday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and requested him to implement the much controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in the state. The Bill was opposed all across the country before the Covid 19 pandemic hit and the nation went under complete lockdown.
The delegation was driven by state unit president Dr Sukanta Majumdar, additionally mentioned the Prime Minister to visit the state.
Allegedly, it additionally asked the Prime Minister to outline rules for CAA and execute it in the state. “We mentioned Prime Minister Modi for early execution of CAA in West Bengal subsequent to outlining the guidelines. The people who are qualified ought to be given citizenship,” a colleague said.
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The appointment additionally looked for a portion of assets reported in the spending plan which is as yet forthcoming. “The spending plan reported is as yet forthcoming. Assets for the North-South hall are yet to be apportioned. Improvement of tea gardens is still to take off. We mentioned the Prime Minister to carry out the spending plan,” he said.
Raising the issue of post-survey assault on the BJP laborers, the MPs said regardless of a continuous CBI test, the brutality has not halted.
The appointment additionally advised the Prime Minister about the defilement in the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) plot.
It additionally called attention to that administering Trinamool Congress (TMC) was abusing the state apparatus in forthcoming metro surveys.
One more individual from the group said that the Prime Minister gave a patient hearing to every one of the requests made by them and guaranteed activity.
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