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Nandigram, where Chief Nandigram in East Midnapore country trying to stop the BJP democratic institutions like The former Union Minister Mamata Banerjee is in district along with social from “crushing and conquer- “the judiciary have become Minister who once handled the the fray, at the call of the activist Medha Patkar. ing” the Opposition and the weak now.” External Affairs joined his new Samyukt Kisan Morcha and Alleging that the BJP-led time has come when the demo- Praising the Chief Minister party at the Trinamool Bhawan urged people not to vote for the Government at the Centre is cratic-minded parties of the whom he met at her residence in the presence of senior lead- BJP in the coming Assembly intent on breaking the back- country will have to take a deci- before joining her party, Sinha ers Derek O Brien, Sudip poll in West Bengal. bone of the farmers and their sion to sink differences and said he always knew her as a Bandopadhyay, and Subrata Farmer leader and movement, Tikait said it is unite for a bigger cause. fighter who as a Cabinet Mukherjee. Bharatiya Kisan Union chief “anti-people”. The 83-year-old veteran Minister in the Atal Behari Sinha said there is qualita- Rakesh Tikait, one of those “Don’t vote for BJP. If voted IAS officer-turned politician, Vajpayee Government and tively difference between the spearheading the about four- to power they will give away who left the BJP in 2018, said offered herself as a hostage dur- NDA Government led by month-old farmers’ stir against your land to big corporates and he is joining the Trinamool at ing the Kandahar crisis when Vajpayee and the one being run the Centre’s farm laws, reached industries and make you land- a crucial juncture when “the Pakistani terrorists had today. the State during the day to be less. # "# $ !%& $#%%% $9*$+ " and Minister for Labour Gauri '8*4 the Islamic State (ISIS) group Shankar Chaudhary, the have been blamed for the epal’s CPN (Maoist Kathmandu Post reported. ri Lanka on Saturday attacks at six locations — two NCentre)-led by Pushpa The decision was taken by Sannounced plans to ban the Roman Catholic churches, one Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ on the standing committee meet- wearing of burqas and said it Protestant church and three top Saturday recalled its Ministers ing of the CPN-MC held this would close more than 1,000 hotels. from the Cabinet led by Prime morning at Paris Danda, the Islamic schools known as Weerasekara also said the Minister KP Sharma Oli and Centre’s party office here. madrasas, citing national secu- Government will ban more directed all its leaders nomi- “Our Standing Committee rity. than 1,000 Madrasas, saying nated at the CPN-UML Central meeting has decided to call Minister of Public Security they are not registered with the Committee to make their posi- back all our Ministers in the Sarath Weerasekara said he authorities and do not follow tions clear within 24 hours, Federal Government and told signed a paper on Friday seek- the national education policy. intensifying the rift between the leaders nominated by UML ing the approval of the Cabinet The decision to ban burqas the two factions.
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