Police did not give permission, yet BJP booked train for 'Nabanna Chalo Abhiyan'

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will take out Nabanna Chalo rally in West Bengal tomorrow. On Monday, the workers were seen preparing for it. The workers were putting up flags, posters and banners. On Tuesday, BJP workers will march toward the state secretariat Nabanna. On the other hand, it has been reported that Howrah District Police has made it clear in a letter sent to BJP on Monday that the police do not allow BJP's 'Naban campaign'. Despite not giving permission to the Naban campaign, Bengal BJP President Sukanta Majumdar has made it clear that the Naban campaign will be held on Tuesday.

In a letter to the Bengal BJP on behalf of Howrah's Deputy Commissioner of Police, Headquarters, it has been said that Nabanna i.e. State Secretariat is a High-Security Zone. Section 144 remains in force here. Four people cannot gather together in this area. At the same time, Bengal BJP president Sukanta Majumdar said, "There will be no benefit in imposing Section 144." BJP MLA Agnimitra Paul said, "This rally is not only a protest against BJP, but it is a protest of all the people of Bengal. From this rally, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee will have to answer that her government has betrayed the people of Bengal. "

The Bengal BJP is preparing vigorously for the Nabanna campaign. BJP leaders will proceed with a huge procession from three directions. The procession towards Navan will proceed from College Street, Howrah Maidan and Santragachi. It is being told that Bengal BJP has booked 7 trains to bring workers from North Bengal and Junglemahal to make the Nabanna campaign a success, but the Bengal Police and Mamata Banerjee government are working hard to make the campaign a failure. . The arrest of BJP supporters who came to Kolkata by boarding the train on Monday has started.