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Revision of rolls, Bangla on top of Didi's poll plank
The New Indian Express Tirunelveli
|August 08, 2025
TRINAMOOL Congress Chairperson and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday indicated that her party would primarily bank on the controversies raised over the SIR and Bangla to campaign for the 2026 Assembly election.
Celebrating 'World Tribal Day' at an event in Jhargram in western West Bengal, she said, "If anyone asks you to fill up forms, please do not do so without awareness. They will remove your names from the voter lists and hand an NRC notice to you. We will not tolerate it. It is a plan of the Centre, and they will verify the names on the voter list. People will have to cross-check if their names are in the voter list. Those born before 2002 are being asked to show their
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