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Not taking political 'sanyas', will not stop till I force BJP into obscurity: Mamata Banerjee

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Mamata Banerjee vowed to continue her political fight against the BJP government. She alleged the Census exercise was a backdoor attempt to implement the NRC. The state government is reportedly slashing beneficiaries of financial aid schemes. Banerjee accused the BJP of orchestrating vandalism at Jadavpur University campus. She plans to move the Supreme Court regarding illegal deletion of voters.

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Kolkata: Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee on Monday asserted that she would not take political 'sanyas' (retirement) and won't stop till she forced the BJP into obscurity.



In a Facebook Live, she also said people of the state had understood the true face of the BJP within four months of the change in the government.



Banerjee alleged that the Census exercise was another backdoor attempt to enforce the National Register of Citizens (NRC) and that it was implemented without consulting political parties.

"We had launched Lakshmir Bhandar to make women financially self-sufficient but the BJP is considering religion and race to provide Annapurna Bhandar money. It is violating its pre-poll promise of providing Annapurna Yojana money to all women, and is now cheating them," the former chief minister alleged.



Amid clashes between ABVP and Left students in Jadavpur University, she accused the BJP of orchestrating vandalism on the campus, and asserted that "despite our differences of opinion with some students there, we respect them".



On the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, she alleged that the exercise illegally deleted lakhs of genuine voters and she would move the Supreme Court again, if required, for their inclusion in the voter list.

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