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In Images: Mamata attacks BJP over voters’ list revision and Bengali migrants from Martyrs Day rally in Kolkata
A massive turnout of TMC followers was witnessed in Kolkata’s Esplanade where CM Mamata Banerjee addressed her supporters at the annual July 21 martyrs day rally slamming the Modi govt over Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voters’ list and alleged persecution of migrant Bengalis in different states. Photos: Rupak De Chaudhuri/IBNS and AITC X
A massive turnout of TMC followers was witnessed in Kolkata’s Esplanade where CM Mamata Banerjee addressed her supporters at the annual July 21 martyrs day rally slamming the Modi govt over Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voters’ list and alleged persecution of migrant Bengalis in different states. Photos: Rupak De Chaudhuri/IBNS and AITC X
A massive turnout of TMC followers was witnessed in Kolkata’s Esplanade where CM Mamata Banerjee addressed her supporters at the annual July 21 martyrs day rally slamming the Modi govt over Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voters’ list and alleged persecution of migrant Bengalis in different states. Photos: Rupak De Chaudhuri/IBNS and AITC X
A massive turnout of TMC followers was witnessed in Kolkata’s Esplanade where CM Mamata Banerjee addressed her supporters at the annual July 21 martyrs day rally slamming the Modi govt over Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voters’ list and alleged persecution of migrant Bengalis in different states. Photos: Rupak De Chaudhuri/IBNS and AITC X
A massive turnout of TMC followers was witnessed in Kolkata’s Esplanade where CM Mamata Banerjee addressed her supporters at the annual July 21 martyrs day rally slamming the Modi govt over Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voters’ list and alleged persecution of migrant Bengalis in different states. Photos: Rupak De Chaudhuri/IBNS and AITC X
A massive turnout of TMC followers was witnessed in Kolkata’s Esplanade where CM Mamata Banerjee addressed her supporters at the annual July 21 martyrs day rally slamming the Modi govt over Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voters’ list and alleged persecution of migrant Bengalis in different states. Photos: Rupak De Chaudhuri/IBNS and AITC X
A massive turnout of TMC followers was witnessed in Kolkata’s Esplanade where CM Mamata Banerjee addressed her supporters at the annual July 21 martyrs day rally slamming the Modi govt over Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voters’ list and alleged persecution of migrant Bengalis in different states. Photos: Rupak De Chaudhuri/IBNS and AITC X
A massive turnout of TMC followers was witnessed in Kolkata’s Esplanade where CM Mamata Banerjee addressed her supporters at the annual July 21 martyrs day rally slamming the Modi govt over Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voters’ list and alleged persecution of migrant Bengalis in different states. Photos: Rupak De Chaudhuri/IBNS and AITC X
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# July 21 rally
# Bengali Migrants
# Special Intensive Revision
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