‘Don’t play games with religion’: CM Mamata reacts to ongoing anti-Waqf unrest in Bengal | India News
[ad_1] West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday reacted to ongoing violence in the state, saying, "one shouldn’t play games with religion." She further urged protestors to maintain peace amid religious tensions. "One shouldn’t play games with religion. Dharma means devotion, affection, humanity, peace, amity, culture, harmony, and unity. Loving human beings is one of the highest expressions of any religion. We are born alone and we die alone; so why the fight? Why the riots, war, or unrest?," Banerjee said. West Bengal CM's statement came amid ongoing chaos in the state, with fresh violence reported on Monday evening.While inaugurating the Kalighat Skywalk at Kalighat in Kolkata, she advised the people of West Bengal not to pay attention to misleading entities. "Remember, one can win everything if we love people. But […]