Former Army Officer Seeks HC Approval for Protest Against Mamata
A former army personnel has sought the Calcutta High Court’s permission to hold a dharna in protest against comments made by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who criticized the Central government for allegedly misusing the Indian Army to dismantle a protest stage for her party, the TMC. Banerjee claimed the Army’s involvement in this action was unacceptable, while the Indian Army clarified that their actions were in accordance with legal guidelines regarding event permissions. This situation highlights ongoing tensions between the TMC and BJP, with the Army caught in the political crossfire, emphasizing the need for respect for military neutrality in civil affairs.
