Mamata Banerjee Asks PM To Withdraw Citizenship Law, Iran Says It Shot Down Ukrainian Plane By Mistake
West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Kolkata on Saturday and asked him during their discussions to withdraw the recently amended citizenship law even as protests rocked the city. Iran says they shot down Ukrainian plane by mistake killing all 176 aboard, adding that air defences were fired in error while on high alert in the tense aftermath of Iranian missile strikes on US targets in Iraq.
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Indian Army chief General Manoj Mukund Naravane cautioned against a collusive threat to the Siachen glacier from Pakistan and China and stressed that if the government ordered his force to seize control of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) from Pakistan, it will act on those directions. Mamata Banerjee met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Kolkata on Saturday and said she urged him during their discussions to withdraw the recently amended citizenship law that has triggered protests across the country.
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PM Modi met Mamata Banerjee on Saturday after arriving in Kolkata on a two day-visit amid a bitter face-off between BJP and Trinamool Congress over the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) that has triggered massive protests across India. Kolkata witnessed unparalleled protests against PM Modi as "Go Back, Modi" reverberated across the city.
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A total of 110 Indian passengers were stopped by immigration officials at the Mumbai international airport from boarding a Iraqi Airways flight to Najaf as officials said travel to Iraq was "unsafe". Iran's military said on Saturday that it had accidentally shot down the Ukrainian plane, blaming human error because of what it called the plane's sharp, unexpected turn towards a sensitive military base.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to rethink the controversial Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the NRC. Iran said on Saturday its military had mistakenly shot down a Ukrainian plane killing all 176 aboard, saying air defences were fired in error while on high alert in the tense aftermath of Iranian missile strikes on US targets in Iraq.
