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Attack on JNU students fascist surgical strike: Mamata | Master Stroke

Terming the violence on JNU students and professors as a "fascist surgical strike", West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday called it "pre-planned" and indicated the BJP was involved in the attack as she appealed to the student community to come together to ensure a joint fight against the Narendra Modi-led Central government.

"This is a fascist surgical strike. We have never seen anything like this before. Everywhere this is going on, be it Lucknow, or Moradabad. They are doing whatever they feel like," she said.

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