Minister of State for Home Affairs a Bangladeshi citizen, says Trinamool Congress
The Hindu
We will not let Nisith Pramanik make any intervention in Parliament, it says
The Trinamool Congress on Monday alleged that newly inducted Minister of State for Home Affairs Nisith Pramanik is a Bangladeshi citizen. The party at a press conference in Delhi said they will not let Mr. Pramanik make any intervention in Parliament. In an online press conference, Parliamentary party leader for Rajya Sabha Derek O’Brien said, “It would have been our pleasure to let PM Modi introduce his new Council of Ministers. But we did not because all Ministers have to be citizens of India. MOS Home Affairs is not. He is a citizen of Bangladesh.” The TMC protested on the issue in both Houses.
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