TMC Protests Against Omission of Voter's Name in Kolkata

Dharna in the name of protecting the right to vote. It is not just a fight to save the mattress. But in the name of protecting the right to vote, but to complete the process of SIR. Mamata Banerjee said that she will not allow SIR. But the state government helped the SIR process the most, says CEO Manoj Agarwal. There was no discussion in the assembly. Neither did she bring a resolution against it. The dharna is aimed at crossing the line of vote politics. The Trinamool Congress has been on a sit-in in the assembly since 2 pm on Friday to protest against the omission of the name of a legitimate voter. The sit-in in front of the metro channel in Kolkata's Dharamtala has been going on for an indefinite period. But the state administration has not spoken out against SIR. The CEO office is practically dependent on the state government employees and the administration to complete the SIR process. Mamata Banerjee is campaigning for the TMC. But the CPI (M) activist Mostari Banu, who filed the first case against SIR in the Supreme Court, says that not only the Tamil Nadu and Kerala governments discussed the SIR resolution in the assembly, but also the state workers have not discussed the