Ravik Bhattacharya

Says warehouse building plan sanctioned by KMC in Jan was faulty

AIMPLB member says Muslims will protest The new BJP government in West Bengal is planning to bring in a Bill on implementing the Uniform Civil Code in the state during the ongoing Assembly session.

“Those who have the numbers approached me and showed the signatures they had collected. I saw that and signed their letter,” says Arup Roy, the TMC chairperson chosen by the rebel bloc.

The AJUP chief's remarks targeting BJP workers in Murshidabad have triggered criticism from political rivals and renewed calls for action.

During the Assembly elections in the state, the BJP had promised to implement the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) within six months of being voted to power as part of its manifesto.

Most of them have shifted to Mumbai after failing to make ends meet in West Bengal

The letter, written on July 2, was shared on social media by Kakoli on Friday.

Key Mamata aide Bhattacharya's resignation assumes significance as she was recently appointed the Bengal chief of TMC, whose election symbol and bank accounts are being claimed by Ritabrata Banerjee-led party rebels

“Do you think I am dead? That TMC workers are dead? Those who left had a lot of baggage and properties to save. We have a TMC family to save,” said Mamata Banerjee in a video address on Saturday

Bengal TMC chief Chandrima Bhattacharya resigns from all party posts, may switch to rebel camp; Mamata asks CM Adhikari to recall his TMC past and not “indulge in atrocities on our workers”