Protests are underway in Kolkata, Modi's Kushputul Dah

Blocking and protests in Kolkata continue with the Wakaf Bill. The Muslim community has been protesting in Kolkata against Waqf Act for the past few days.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah Kushputul are also burning in the blockade of Kolkata, demanding the withdrawal of the law.

Muslim leaders are clear from the protest rally, they do not obey this law. It is anti -Muslim. This law will be taken with mosques, cemeteries, dargas.

On Friday (April 7th), the road was blocked by the Tipu Sultan Mosque of Kolkata and Nakhoda Mosque on Zakaria Street.

From that siege, the Prime Minister and Narendra Modi on the placards, festoons and festoons continued against the government. At that time, the Prime Minister and Home Minister Kushputul burned the protesters.

Then the Governor said. The delegation of five people went to submit the memorandum to CV Anand Bose. They demanded that the Waqf bill should be withdrawn immediately and the Governor should inform the Prime Minister and the Home Minister in this regard.

Protesters complain that the government that Narendra Modi is operating in the center is just seeking Muslims bad. There was no need for the bill that the government brought in. There was a waqf bill in India before independence.

They claim that this waqf property was, there, and will be the property of the Muslims.

The bill was passed in the country's parliament last week by amending hundreds of billions of dollars worth of waqf property and many years old management methods donated to Muslims in India.

The BJP -led India's central government says the bill was brought to bring transparency in the management of Waqf property.

But the opposition and almost all Muslim organizations say that the bill has been brought to reduce the constitutional rights of India's largest minority community.

Since the passing of the bill, the protest has been going on all over India, which has been heated from the beginning. The protest was also seen on Friday.