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Santosh Mitra Square Durga Puja organiser accuses police of blocking visitors, calls it political vendetta
The Statesman Kolkata
|September 28, 2025
The organiser of the Santosh Mitra Square Durga Puja in central Kolkata, inaugurated on Thursday by Union Home Minister Amit Shah, has alleged that Kolkata Police are deliberately restricting visitors’ entry to the puja pavilion.
BJP Councillor of Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) and Santosh Mitra Square puja organiser in central Kolkata, Sajal Ghosh, wrote on his social media handle, "The plan to stop the puja is final. Public opinion is the only way."
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