Mamata visits gurdwara in Bhabanipur, extends support to farmers’ stir
The Hindu
Bahabnipur, from where she was elected in 2011 and 2016, has voters from different communities- Bengali, Gujaratis, Sikhs and Hindi-speaking
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday visited Gurudwara Sant Kutiya in the Bhabanipur Assembly seat, from where she is seeking election, and expressed full support to the farmers who are protesting against the Central farm laws. She demanded the withdrawal of the laws.
“I am here to take the blessings from you all. I have been here several times to seek blessings and whenever I have free time, I try to visit the gurdwara,” the Trinamool Congress chairperson stated.
The Chief Minister, who was seen inside the gurdwara with her head covered by a cloth, also said she was fond of the gurdwara’s halwa.
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