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Covid delayed CAA, will be implemented soon: Nadda in Bengal

Bharatiya Janata Party chief Jagat Prakash&thinsp;Nadda on Monday said that the contentious Citizenship Amendment&thinsp;Act or&nbsp;CAA&nbsp;was delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak and&thinsp;will be implemented soon. He made the remark while he&nbsp;was addressing a meeting with social groups in West Bengal&rsquo;s Siliguri. The contentious legislation was&nbsp;passed by Parliament during the winter session&nbsp;in December last year, and lead to widespread protests across the country.&nbsp;Bengal&nbsp;will go to polls next year along with Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Assam.

BJP&nbsp;chief Nadda&nbsp;holds meeting in Siliguri Nadda: CAA&nbsp;to be implemented soon Nadda's remark as BJP&nbsp;gears up for Bengal poll Contentious CAA&nbsp;triggered pan-India protest&nbsp;

Bharatiya Janata Party chief Jagat Prakash&thinsp;Nadda on Monday said that the contentious Citizenship Amendment&thinsp;Act or&nbsp;CAA&nbsp;was delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak and&thinsp;will be implemented soon. He made the remark while he&nbsp;was addressing a meeting with social groups in West Bengal&rsquo;s Siliguri. The contentious legislation was&nbsp;passed by Parliament during the winter session&nbsp;in December last year, and lead to widespread protests across the country.&nbsp;Bengal&nbsp;will go to polls next year along with Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Assam.

Bengal poll: 'Shah's visit to Siliguri before Durga Puja cancelled'

In a significant development ahead of the 2021 Assembly polls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has postponed his visit to West Bengal. A News18 report quoting sources said that due to unavoidable reasons, Shah won't be visiting the state on October 17. BJP President JP Nadda will instead pay a visit two days later. Shah was to visit Bengal after Durga Puja and meet party leaders in South Bengal. With the 2021 Assembly polls in mind, both Trinamool Congress and the BJP are working hard to outdo each other. The state BJP has raised the political temperature with its &lsquo;Nabanna Chalo Abhijan&rsquo; earlier in August 8 and now plans to take it forward with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's virtual address to people on October 22.

Amit Shah's visit to Bengal cancelled
Shah was to visit Bengal after Durga Puja
BJP chief JP Nadda to fill in for Amit Shah
BJP vs TMC ahead of Bengal polls next year

In a significant development ahead of the 2021 Assembly polls, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has postponed his visit to West Bengal. A News18 report quoting sources said that due to unavoidable reasons, Shah won't be visiting the state on October 17. BJP President JP Nadda will instead pay a visit two days later. Shah was to visit Bengal after Durga Puja and meet party leaders in South Bengal. With the 2021 Assembly polls in mind, both Trinamool Congress and the BJP are working hard to outdo each other. The state BJP has raised the political temperature with its &lsquo;Nabanna Chalo Abhijan&rsquo; earlier in August 8 and now plans to take it forward with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's virtual address to people on October 22.

BJP leader says will hug Didi if infected with Covid-19

Newly-appointed BJP national secretary AnupamHazra has said that he would hug CM&nbsp;MamataBanerjee if he is infected with the coronavirus

Newly-appointed BJP national secretary Anupam Hazra has said that he would hug Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee if he is infected with the coronavirus to make her feel the pain of the families of Covid-19 patients. A police complaint was filed by the Trinamool Congress in Siliguri for the comments Hazra made at a party programme in Baruipur in South 24 Parganas on Sunday evening.&nbsp;Hazra, a former TMC MP who joined the BJP last year, said the way the bodies of Covid-19 patients were being cremated in the state was pathetic. The Trinamool Congress's Siliguri unit held a rally against Hazra and lodged a police complaint against him.
Will hug CM if infected with Covid-19: says ex-TMC&nbsp;now BJP&nbsp;leader&nbsp;
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PTI,&nbsp;Baruipur/Siliguri:&nbsp;Newly-appointed BJP national secretary Anupam Hazra has said that he would hug Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee if he is infected with the coronavirus to make her feel the pain of the families of COVID-19 patients.
A police complaint was filed by the Trinamool Congress in Siliguri for the comments Hazra made at a party programme in Baruipur in South 24 Parganas on Sunday evening.
"Our workers are fighting a bigger enemy than corona.
They are fighting Mamata Banerjee. When they (BJP cadres) have been able to fight it out against Mamata Banerjee without a mask, they think they can also fight against COVID-19 without wearing a mask," Hazra said.
"I have decided that if I get infected with the coronavirus, then I will go and hug Mamata Banerjee," he added.
Hazra, a former TMC MP who joined the BJP last year, said the way the bodies of COVID-19 patients were being cremated in the state was pathetic.
"She (Banerjee) treated victims of the disease pathetically. Their bodies were burnt with kerosene. Sons were not allowed to see the face of their parents who died of COVID-19. We don't even treat dead cats or dogs like that," he said.
Senior TMC leader Saugato Roy condemned the comments and said such remarks reflect the mindset of the BJP.
"Such words and statements can only come from BJP leaders. This reflects the mindset of the party. We condemn such insane statements," he said.
The Trinamool Congress's Siliguri unit held a rally against Hazra and lodged a police complaint against him.
"We have lodged a police complaint against Anupam Hazra. We have urged the police to take immediate action against him," a senior TMC leader from the north Bengal city said.
Reacting to the police complaint, Hazra told PTI that Banerjee too has made several controversial remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
"If my comments are demeaning, then Mamata Banerjee too had made such comments against the prime minister.
Secondly, if one FIR has been filed against me, then at least 10 FIRs should be lodged against TMC leaders," he said.
The state BJP leadership, however, distanced itself from Hazra's comment.
"We don't support such comments. We should avoid making such remarks," a state BJP leader said.

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