Mamata Banerjee Won't Campaign In Kolkata Anymore, Says Trinamool Leader

West Bengal, which is in the midst of an eight-phased assembly election, has seen a sudden spike the COVID-19 cases.

Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Derek O'Brien on Sunday tweeted that Mamata Banerjee will not campaign in Kolkata anymore. On April 26, Ms Banerjee will only hold a "symbolic" meeting on the last day of campaigning in the state capital, he informed. Mamata Banerjee will NOT campaign in Kolkata anymore. Only one ‘symbolic' meeting on the last day of campaigning in the city on April 26.Slashes time for all her election rallies in all districts. Restricted to just 30 minutes. #BengalElection2021#Covid "Mamata Banerjee will NOT campaign in Kolkata anymore. Only one 'symbolic'' meeting on the last day of campaigning in the city on April 26. Slashes time for all her election rallies in all districts. Restricted to just 30 minutes," the Rajya Sabha member said on Twitter. West Bengal has seen a sudden spike in COVID-19 cases. The number of cases soared to 6,59,927 as the state registered its highest single-day spike of 8,419 fresh infections on Sunday,  the state health department informed.