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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and raised the issue of the BSF's territorial jurisdiction in the state, demanding that it be withdrawn.
She also told the Modi that the federal structure of the country should not be disturbed in any way.
Speaking to the media after the meeting, Banerjee said that she invited the prime minister to inaugurate the Global Business Summit which would be held in West Bengal next year.
The chief minister said that she raised the issue of violence in Tripura in which TMC workers were allegedly assaulted by BJP workers.
On the upcoming Uttar Pradesh polls, she said, "If Akhilesh (Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav) needs our help, then we are ready to extend help." Banerjee also clarified that she did not seek time with anyone other than the prime minister, saying she understood that leaders are busy with the Punjab polls.
The TMC chief said that she will meet Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and NCP chief Sharad Pawar during her visit to Mumbai on November 30-December 1.

Mamata Banerjee meets PM, raises issue of BSF's territorial jurisdiction

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and raised the issue of the BSF's territorial jurisdiction in the state, demanding that it be withdrawn.
She also told&nbsp;Modi that the federal structure of the country should not be disturbed in any way. SOT ON BSF
The chief minister said that she raised the issue of violence in Tripura in which TMC workers were allegedly assaulted by BJP workers.
SOT ON TRIPURA The TMC chief said that she will meet Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and NCP chief Sharad Pawar during her visit to Mumbai on November 30-December 1.

Speaking to the media after the meeting, Banerjee said that she invited the prime minister to inaugurate the Global Business Summit which would be held in West Bengal next year.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and raised the issue of the BSF's territorial jurisdiction in the state, demanding that it be withdrawn.
She also told the Modi that the federal structure of the country should not be disturbed in any way.
Speaking to the media after the meeting, Banerjee said that she invited the prime minister to inaugurate the Global Business Summit which would be held in West Bengal next year.
The chief minister said that she raised the issue of violence in Tripura in which TMC workers were allegedly assaulted by BJP workers.
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On the upcoming Uttar Pradesh polls, she said, "If Akhilesh (Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav) needs our help, then we are ready to extend help." Banerjee also clarified that she did not seek time with anyone other than the prime minister, saying she understood that leaders are busy with the Punjab polls.
The TMC chief said that she will meet Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and NCP chief Sharad Pawar during her visit to Mumbai on November 30-December 1.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday shot a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to protest against the Centre&rsquo;s move to place the "anti-people" Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2020 in Parliament. Mamata urged the Prime Minister to refrain from proceeding with the legislation.
She also requested the PM "to ensure that a broad-based and transparent dialogue on the subject is opened up at the earliest".
Mamata had written to Modi on June 12 last year, expressing outrage over the draft Electricity Bill 2020, which, she, said, was an attempt by the Centre to "destroy" the country's federal structure. She claimed that the bill aims to make the entire state electricity grid an appendage of the National Grid.
She wrote in her letter that she stunned to learn that the bill " is coming back without any consideration of the reservations, and with some graver anti-people features&rsquo;

Bengal CM writes to PM to oppose placing 'anti-people' Electricity Bill in Parliament 

'An attempt to destroy the federal structure', Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;writes to PM Modi&nbsp;to oppose move to place Electricity Bill, 2020 in Parliament

Bengal CM Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;opposes Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2020
Mamata&nbsp;write to Pm Modi&nbsp;to protest against placing Bill in parliament
Mamata&nbsp;to PM:&nbsp;refrain from proceeding with the legislation
'Ensure broad-based, transparent dialogue',&nbsp;CM requests PM
Mamata:&nbsp;attempt by the Centre to destroy the federal structure
Bill 'coming back with graver anti-people features', Mamata&nbsp;'stunned
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'An attempt to destroy the federal structure', Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;writes to PM Modi&nbsp;to oppose move to place Electricity Bill, 2020 in Parliament

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday shot a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to protest against the Centre&rsquo;s move to place the "anti-people" Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2020 in Parliament. Mamata urged the Prime Minister to refrain from proceeding with the legislation.
She also requested the PM "to ensure that a broad-based and transparent dialogue on the subject is opened up at the earliest".
Mamata had written to Modi on June 12 last year, expressing outrage over the draft Electricity Bill 2020, which, she, said, was an attempt by the Centre to "destroy" the country's federal structure. She claimed that the bill aims to make the entire state electricity grid an appendage of the National Grid.
She wrote in her letter that she stunned to learn that the bill " is coming back without any consideration of the reservations, and with some graver anti-people features&rsquo;

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee met the top Opposition leaders during her Delhi tour. The TMC supremo who visited Delhi for the first time since her landslide victory in Bengal elections said that the outcome of her visit to the national capital has been good.
Mamata also said her meetings with Sharad Pawar and Sonia Gandhi were good as she added that &lsquo;democracy must survive at all costs.&rsquo;
Describing the meeting with Sonia Gandhi as "positive", Mamata said she discussed the political situation in the country as well as opposition unity with the Gandhis. Bengal CM is hopeful of positive results in the future.
Mamata further said that she will be visiting Delhi every two months.
However, a question about her 2024 election ambitions was met with cryptic response. Instead of giving an answer, Mamata said everyone&rsquo;s motto should be to save the country.

Mamata Banerjee holds talks with Sonia Gandhi, Sharad Pawar; promises more Delhi visits

CM Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;who visited Delhi for the first time since her landslide victory in Bengal elections said that the outcome of her visit to the national capital has been good

Mamata Banerjee met top Opposition leaders during her Delhi tour
TMC supremo&nbsp;said outcome of her visit to Delhi has been good
'Good': Mamata&nbsp;on&nbsp;her meetings with Sharad Pawar,&nbsp;Sonia Gandhi
Mamata said she discussed opposition unity with the Gandhis
Bengal CM&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;said will be visiting Delhi every two months
Democracy must survive at all costs,&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;said

CM Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;who visited Delhi for the first time since her landslide victory in Bengal elections said that the outcome of her visit to the national capital has been good

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee met the top Opposition leaders during her Delhi tour. The TMC supremo who visited Delhi for the first time since her landslide victory in Bengal elections said that the outcome of her visit to the national capital has been good.
Mamata also said her meetings with Sharad Pawar and Sonia Gandhi were good as she added that &lsquo;democracy must survive at all costs.&rsquo;
Describing the meeting with Sonia Gandhi as "positive", Mamata said she discussed the political situation in the country as well as opposition unity with the Gandhis. Bengal CM is hopeful of positive results in the future.
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Mamata further said that she will be visiting Delhi every two months.
However, a question about her 2024 election ambitions was met with cryptic response. Instead of giving an answer, Mamata said everyone&rsquo;s motto should be to save the country.

Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee attacked Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar, calling him a "corrupt" man whose name "was in the chargesheet of Jain Hawala case"

Mamata Banerjee slams Governor Dhankhar, says have written 3 letters for his removal

Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;attacked Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar, calling him a "corrupt" man whose name "was in the chargesheet of Jain Hawala case"

Bengal CM&nbsp;launched a volley of fresh attacks on Guv&nbsp;Jagdeep Dhankhar&nbsp;
CM Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;slammed the governor, called him a corrupt man
Bengal CM:&nbsp;Dhankhar's name was in the chargesheet of Jain Hawala case
Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee: have written 3 letters for governor Dhankhar's&nbsp;removal
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Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;attacked Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar, calling him a "corrupt" man whose name "was in the chargesheet of Jain Hawala case"

Launching a fresh attack on West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar, Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee on Monday called him a "corrupt" man whose name "was in the chargesheet of Jain Hawala case".
Mamata Banerjee also said that she has written three letters for the removal of Dhakhar. TMC is reportedly planning to pass a resolution in the state assembly against Governor Dhankhar.
Meanwhile, Dhankhar has announced that he will address a press conference on Monday evening at Raj Bhawan.
The governor and the chief minister has been at loggerheads ever since the former took charge in 2019. The ruling Trinamool Congress has accused him of interfering in the day-to-day affairs of the government.

Bengal CM Mamata ruled out claims of political violence in West Bengal and said such allegations are all &ldquo;BJP&rsquo;s gimmick.&rdquo;
Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar had written to Mamata Banerjee complaining about her government&rsquo;s alleged inaction in cases of post-election violence a day after a delegation of BJP MLAs led by Suvendu Adhikari met him to discuss the deterioration of law and order in the state
Mamata asserted that the claims made were completely &ldquo;baseless&rdquo;.
Meanwhile,&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;refused to comment on&nbsp;the Governor's&nbsp;official tour to meet senior BJP ministers, including&nbsp;Amit Shah, and President Ram Nath Kovind in New Delhi.

Mamata Banerjee calls post poll violence claims in Bengal 'BJP's gimmick'

'BJP's gimmick': Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee dismissed post poll violence claims

Bengal CM: no political violence in the state, it is all&nbsp;'BJP's&nbsp;gimmick'
Bengal&nbsp;Governor&nbsp;Dhankhar&nbsp;slams Mamata&nbsp;over alleged inaction on post-poll violence
Bengal&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;leaders&nbsp;meet Governor, claim law &amp; order has deteriorated
Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;dismisses BJP's&nbsp;claims about law &amp; order&nbsp;as baseless

Bengal CM Mamata ruled out claims of political violence in West Bengal and said such allegations are all &ldquo;BJP&rsquo;s gimmick.&rdquo;
Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar had written to Mamata Banerjee complaining about her government&rsquo;s alleged inaction in cases of post-election violence a day after a delegation of BJP MLAs led by Suvendu Adhikari met him to discuss the deterioration of law and order in the state
Mamata asserted that the claims made were completely &ldquo;baseless&rdquo;.
Meanwhile,&nbsp;Mamata&nbsp;refused to comment on&nbsp;the Governor's&nbsp;official tour to meet senior BJP ministers, including&nbsp;Amit Shah, and President Ram Nath Kovind in New Delhi.

Supreme Court on Friday pulled up the West Bengal government over its stand against the Centre's One Nation One Ration Card (ONORC) scheme and directed it to implement the scheme immediately "without any excuses"
Union Minister and BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad said only 3 states, Delhi, West Bengal and Assam have not adopted the scheme. He further added that Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal should answer why the scheme has not been implemented in the national capital.
Meanwhile, the apex court also reserved its order on the case relating to problems faced by migrants during the lockdown and on registration process of unorganised workers to help them avail the welfare benefits given under various government schemes.

Implement one nation one ration card without excuse: SC to Bengal

Implement one nation one ration card without excuse: Centre to Bengal

Supreme Court on Friday pulled up the West Bengal government over its stand against the Centre's One Nation One Ration Card (ONORC) scheme and directed it to implement the scheme immediately "without any excuses"
Union Minister and BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad said only 3 states, Delhi, West Bengal and Assam have not adopted the scheme. He further added that Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal should answer why the scheme has not been implemented in the national capital.
Meanwhile, the apex court also reserved its order on the case relating to problems faced by migrants during the lockdown and on registration process of unorganised workers to help them avail the welfare benefits given under various government schemes.

After meeting West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Thursday said that the present Opposition party in the country as ''weak''.
Speaking to ANI, Tikait said had the Opposition been strong there would be no need for farmers to protest on the streets.
Asked whether he took permission from the Centre to meet Banerjee, Tikait replied he has met the Chief Minister of a state and not a party leader.
Tikait, meanwhile, thanked Mamata for her support and said West Bengal should function as a model state for others.

Opposition weak, farmers' leader Tikait says after meeting Bengal CM

Opposition weak, farm leader Tikait says after meeting Bengal CM

After meeting West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Thursday said that the present Opposition party in the country is ''weak''.
Speaking to ANI, Tikait said had the Opposition been strong there would be no need for farmers to protest on the streets.
Asked whether he took permission from the Centre to meet Banerjee, Tikait replied he has met the Chief Minister of a state and not a party leader.
//Bite: Did I meet the Afghanistan president, for which I had to take the permission of the central government? Does it require a visa to meet a CM?"
Tikait, meanwhile, thanked Mamata for her support and said West Bengal should function as a model state for others.

After meeting West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Thursday said that the present Opposition party in the country is ''weak''.
Speaking to ANI, Tikait said had the Opposition been strong there would be no need for farmers to protest on the streets.
Asked whether he took permission from the Centre to meet Banerjee, Tikait replied he has met the Chief Minister of a state and not a party leader.
Tikait, meanwhile, thanked Mamata for her support and said West Bengal should function as a model state for others.

The centre issued an order to recall West Bengal's chief secretary following the PM Modi-CM Mamata Banerjee meeting row. Chief secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay was recalled by the Central government hours after Mamata Banerjee 'skipped' a meeting with PM Modi over damages caused by 'Cyclone Yaas'.
Bandyopadhyay's tenure was extended for three months just few days back on May 24.
The centre has now asked Bengal to send Bandyopadhyay to the Department of Personnel and Training's office in Delhi by May 31 morning.
A row ensued after Mamata arrived late for the meeting with PM and left soon after handing over documents related to the impact of the cyclone.
The Trinamool Congress criticised the centre's move to recall the top officer.

Centre recalls Bengal chief secretary after PM Modi-Mamata meet row

Centre recalls Bengal Chief Secretary&nbsp;post Modi-Didi&nbsp;meeting row
WB CM Mamata&nbsp;'skips' meeting with PM on Cyclone Yaas&nbsp;damamge
Alapan Bandyopadhyay&nbsp;asked to report to DOPT&nbsp;office by 31 May
Bandyopadhyay's&nbsp;tenure was extended on May 24 for 3 months
TMC&nbsp;criticises centre's decision to recall&nbsp;Bandyopadhyay

The centre issued an order to recall West Bengal's chief secretary following the PM Modi-CM Mamata Banerjee meeting row. Chief secretary Alapan Bandyopadhyay was recalled by the Central government hours after Mamata Banerjee 'skipped' a meeting with PM Modi over damages caused by 'Cyclone Yaas'.
Bandyopadhyay's tenure was extended for three months just few days back on May 24.
The centre has now asked Bengal to send Bandyopadhyay to the Department of Personnel and Training's office in Delhi by May 31 morning.
A row ensued after Mamata arrived late for the meeting with PM and left soon after handing over documents related to the impact of the cyclone.
The Trinamool Congress criticised the centre's move to recall the top officer.

Launching a scathing attack on the Centre for accusing TMC workers of post poll violence in Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claimed that it is actually the BJP ministers who are provoking the people. Mamata said unlike Bengal no team was sent after the Delhi riots and Hathras incident but now central teams are coming to West Bengal. She further claimed that the BJP is not ready to accept the mandate. West Bengal has announced a compensation of Rs 2 lakh each for people who died in post-poll violence in the state.&nbsp; The CM said that they will receive the compensation without any discrimination.
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Bengal violence: CM Mamata Banerjee accuses union ministers of provoking people

Launching a scathing attack on the Centre for accusing TMC workers of post poll violence in Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee claimed that it is actually the union ministers who are provoking the people. She further claimed that the BJP is not ready to accept the mandate. The TMC supremo said no team was sent after the Delhi riots and Hathras incident but now central teams are coming to West Bengal. The state government has announced a compensation of Rs 2 lakh each for people who died in post-poll violence in the state. The CM said that they will receive the compensation without any discrimination.

Mamata Banerjee has appealed to people to maintain peace and asked police to maintain and order amid reports of post poll violence. She also denied allegations of violence by the BJP in her first press conference post her sweeping victory in the Bengal assembly elections. Mamata, who is set to be CM for the third time declared that the BJP is "not shahenshah" and the people have put them in their place.&nbsp; "The people have stopped the ruination... the spine is straight," the Chief Minister said. Further, Mamata hinted at foul play in Nandigram and said she wants forensic tests on the EVMs of the constituent assembly.

Mamata Banerjee: BJP not shahenshah, people have shown them their place

<ul>
<li>Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;appeals for calm after post poll violence</li>
<li>Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;set to become WB CM for the third time</li>
<li>TMC&nbsp;scored a double century in WB polls</li>
<li>BJP not shahenshah, people have shown them their place: Mamata</li>
<li>Mamata&nbsp;hints at foul play in&nbsp;Nandigram&nbsp;counting</li>
</ul>

Incumbent West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has urged people to maintain peace and asked the police to maintain law and order amid reports of post-poll violence in the state.
 She also denied allegations of TMC's role in the violence, made by the BJP in her first press conference post her sweeping victory in the Bengal assembly elections.
 Mamata, who is set to become CM for the third time declared that the BJP is "not shahenshah" and the people have put them in their place.&nbsp;She further added that people have stopped the ruination... the spine is straight.
 Mamata also went on to hint at foul play by the Election Commission in the counting of votes for the Nandigram assembly constituency and said she wants forensic tests done on the EVMs.

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