Due to which an FIR was filed against Mamata

An FIR has been filed against West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, alleging that she threatened the name of the BJP-ruled state in India. Supreme Court of India lawyer Vineet Jindal has filed an FIR in the name of Mamata Banerjee by writing to the Delhi Police Commissioner. the news Hindustan Times.

Earlier on Wednesday, Mamata Banerjee said from the Trinamool Chhatra Parishad's foundation day rally in Kolkata that if the BJP sets fire to West Bengal, the BJP-ruled states too will 'not stop'. And since this 'warning', the Chief Ministers of the BJP-ruled states have been reacting one after another against Mamata Banerjee.

Mamata said in her speech, 'Some people think that this is Bangladesh. I love Bangladesh. They talk like us. Their culture, our culture is the same. But remember, Bangladesh is a separate state. Bhavatvarsha is a separate state. Modibabu, setting fire to your party? Remember, if Bengal is set on fire, Assam will not stop. The Northeast will not stop either. Uttar Pradesh will not stop either. Bihar also will not stop. Jharkhand will not stop either. Orissa will not stop. And Delhi will not stop either. We will make your chair wobble.'

However, the Chief Minister of Manipur responded to Mamata's statement. N Biren Singh said in X Handle, 'How dare you threaten the North East? I strongly condemn such irresponsible comments. You should apologize for that. Divisive politics must be stopped immediately.

Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath opposed Mamata's comments. He wrote on the X handle, 'Trinamool government's anti-women behavior is a shame of democracy.

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