BJP on Amit Shah's West Bengal rally

Kolkata, Aug 11 Ahead of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Amit Shah's rally in Kolkata on Saturday, party leader Subramanian Swamy and Minister of State (MoS) for Finance Shiv Pratap Shukla have censured the All India Trinamool Congress (AITMC) for supposedly setting up 'Against Bengal BJP Go Back' publications in the city and said that they are in dread of losing votes.

"'BJP hatao' is unconstitutional. They anticipate that us will move to one side. We comprehend this as each and every day our gathering is rising. Presently we are number two in West Bengal. They expect that all the Hindu votes will go to BJP and they can't win decisions with simply Muslim votes,".

The notices were seen in and around Mayo Road in the core of the city.

Shiv Pratap Shukla said that West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is prepared to acknowledge Rohingya outcasts, however can't acknowledge Amit Shah's rally in the state.

"Last time when Prime Minister Narendra Modi went there, at that point likewise Mamata (Banerjee) had set up hoardings against him. Presently she is so much dreadful that she can acknowledge Rohingya, however can't acknowledge BJP president Amit Shah's discourse. To influence her vote to bank, she can bring people from any nation," Shukla told.

Refering to case of the as of late discharged National Register of Citizens (NRC) list in Assam, Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) president Poonam Mahajan said that Amit Shah's rally is against the "u-turn" of Mamata Banerjee.

"In 2005, Mamata Banerjee said something in regards to the NRC Draft which is direct inverse to what she is stating today in 2018. This rally is against the u-turn of Mamata Banerjee," Mahajan told.

On Friday, the delegation comprised of BJP's national general secretaries Kailash Vijayvargiya and P Muralidhar Rao went to Mayo Road and checked out the arrangements and security game plans for Shah's rally.

Also, some reports emerged that the West Bengal government had denied authorization to the BJP to hold Shah's rally, nonetheless, later Kolkata Police came in front and negated the theories.

Reacting to this, Shah made it obvious in Delhi that he would go to Kolkata as well as is even arranged to get arrested.

"It doesn't make a difference whether I get authorization or not, I will go to Kolkata. On the off chance that the state government needs, it can capture me," Shah said.

Since last few weeks, Opposition has been focusing in-control BJP over the NRC Draft, which was discharged on July 30,

The list left out nearly 40 lakh people in Assam while consolidating names of 2.89 crore people out of 3.29 crore candidates.

Expressing her disapproval over the same, the West Bengal Chief Minister has been blaming the BJP for grudge governmental issues and said that the party was targeting people in the wake of 2019 general elections.