Kolkata, Jan 28 || Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday intensified her attack against the BJP and the Election Commission over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise and alleged that a conspiracy to implement National Register of Citizens (NRC) was being hatched under the guise of SIR. Demanding accountability from the Centre on this matter, Chief Minister Banerjee warned that she would move court as an individual if necessary.
She claimed that about 140 people have fallen victim to this conspiracy.
"If you snatch people's voting rights then I will not keep quiet. If needed, then I will go to the court and contest them. If permission is granted, then I will fight for the rights of the people, not as a lawyer but as a common citizen. I have all the documents (related to SIR) and evidence. I have kept them safe. They have shown living persons as dead in the voters list," CM Banerjee said while addressing a public meeting in Hooghly's Singur.
On the same issue, CM Banerjee attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah. They come to Singur and say 'I will do this for Bengal,' reading from a teleprompter.