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Audio Bulletin: Amit Shah in Kolkata rally says Bangladeshi infiltrators are TMC's vote bank

BJP chief Amit Shah on Saturday conducted a rally in Kolkata where he said that neither Mamata Banerjee nor Rahul Gandhi can stop his party from implementing NRC in West Bengal.

"Mamatadi, NRC will not stop just because of your opposition. You are free to oppose. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is free to oppose. But it is our commitment that we will complete NRC in Assam, by following the due process of law, and identify all infiltrators one by one," Shah said at a rally here.

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