Mamata Banerjee’s warning on situation in Bangladesh, appeals not to make provocative comments

Kolkata. After the resignation of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, she left Bangladesh with her younger sister Sheikh Rehana on Monday afternoon, later reached Delhi from Agartala. She is planning to go to London, UK from there. After the resignation of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, now an interim government will take charge. Bangladesh Army Chief General Waqar-uz-Zaman made this announcement on Monday.

On the other hand, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has warned about the situation in Bangladesh. She warned the state ministers that no one should comment on Bangladesh. Do not post on Facebook or other net. According to sources, the Chief Minister has instructed not to make any kind of comment on Bangladesh in the state cabinet meeting. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has given a message not to make provocative comments.

Mamta Banerjee said- whatever decision the central government takes, we will support it

On the news of Sheikh Hasina resigning from the post of PM of Bangladesh and forming an interim government there, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee said that I appeal to the people of Bengal to maintain peace. Do not pay attention to any kind of rumors. She said that this is a matter between the two countries, we will support whatever decision the central government takes. She said that the Government of India will decide on how to approach this issue and leaders of all political parties are appealed to refrain from making provocative comments that can disrupt peace in Bengal or the country.

Mamata said that some BJP leaders have already commented on this. This should not be done. BJP leader Locket Chatterjee said that many people died in the protests going on in Bangladesh for the last few days. We are hearing from the media that Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has come to India because she also believes that our country is safe under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi. She said that West Bengal shares cultural and linguistic ties with Bangladesh. We hope to return to normal as soon as possible. If needed, our PM will definitely intervene in this matter.