Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday on his visit to West Bengal said that the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) will be implemented once the coronavirus situation is over. He also accused Trinamool Congress of spreading rumours among the people.

Shah addressed a public meeting in north Bengal’s Siliguri and said that the Trinamool Congress is spreading rumours that the CAA will not be implemented. He said that once the coronavirus wave is over, then the central government will implement CAA on the ground and give citizenship rights to their refugee brothers and sisters.

He also led an attack on Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and said that Mamata didi only wants to see infiltration in Bengal and their refugee brothers not getting citizenship. But the Trinamool must listen to this clearly that the CAA was a reality, is a reality and will remain a reality. Trinamool Congress cannot change this.

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Shah also said that the people of Bengal gave Mamata Banerjee a mandate for the third time to become the Chief Minister. They had hoped that Mamata Banerjee would mend her ways and change her style of functioning. They waited for an entire year for her to rectify herself, but she did not change.

He also said that have the atrocities stopped, has the number of murders? Has violence stopped? Has corruption ended? He further said that don’t think BJP will not fight, he wants to make it very clear that the BJP will continue its fight.

Union Home Minister said that after the post-poll violence in West Bengal, the National Human Rights Commission said there is no rule of law in the state. He said that here 101 people were killed, 1,829 people were injured and TMC goons were found guilty in more than 168 cases.

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