Mamta-Sarananda: Tried to attack each other by legal means

Chief Minister is the Chief Minister. One is from West Bengal, the other is Assam. A Bengali, the other is Assamese. One is Mamta Banerjee, the other is Sarananda Sonaulal. A grassroots Congress, another BJP. Now these two Chief Ministers have taken the politics of Assam's NRC issue in the field of politics. The dispute between the two is ongoing. One of the latest weapons is FIR Fail through the FIR.

On Thursday, Assam police filed three FIRs against West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. It is alleged that Assam Chief Minister Sarananda Sonaulal has done this. These FIRs have been lodged in Lakhimpur, Panjabar and Vashisth police stations of Assam. Mamta's apology, she made an indecent comment on Assam's National Citizen Registration Register (NRC) on Monday, and sought to create a division between the people of Assam and destroy communal harmony. So the Assam government has three FIRs in three police stations to woo Mamata.

In the Assam NCR list, the name of 40 lakhs Bengalis being dropped, the angry Mamata said, she does not believe it. Want to cancel it. Thus, he voiced against deportation of four million Bengalis from Assam. He'll take a look at it till the end. In the same sequence, he sent an eight-member delegation of grassroots congress to Assam on Thursday to listen to their declaration of solidarity with the people of the NRC list and to listen to them. At 2 pm, the delegation was named at the Bengali-inhabited Silchar Airport of Assam. But Assam Police did not let the delegation members leave the airport. Practically stuck. At one stage of the robbery, police raided them. They beat them, beat them. There were also allegations of snatching a mobile phone. They were detained at night in the airport. After 19 hours, they were forced back on Friday morning. Six of them came to Kolkata and two went to Delhi.