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Mamata backs CJP, Gen Z at INDIA rally; labels Bengal victim of SIR
✍️ The Economic Times
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 01:36 AM
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At an INDIA bloc rally, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee expressed support for the CJP and Gen Z, claiming the state is a victim of the SIR policy.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee addressed a rally organized by the INDIA bloc, where she took a strong stance on current political and social issues. During her speech, she explicitly extended her support to the CJP and the Gen Z demographic, signaling an effort to connect with younger voters and allied political entities.
A significant portion of her address was dedicated to criticizing the SIR (State Industrial Reform) policy. Banerjee described West Bengal as a victim of this policy, alleging that it has negatively impacted the state's interests. Her remarks were aimed at rallying support against the central government's industrial framework.
The rally served as a platform for the opposition alliance to consolidate its message ahead of upcoming political engagements. By linking the concerns of the youth with broader economic grievances, the CM sought to frame the narrative around state autonomy and fair treatment under central policies.
The event highlighted the growing emphasis on youth engagement in Indian politics, with the INDIA bloc positioning itself as a champion for the next generation's aspirations while challenging federal policies.
A significant portion of her address was dedicated to criticizing the SIR (State Industrial Reform) policy. Banerjee described West Bengal as a victim of this policy, alleging that it has negatively impacted the state's interests. Her remarks were aimed at rallying support against the central government's industrial framework.
The rally served as a platform for the opposition alliance to consolidate its message ahead of upcoming political engagements. By linking the concerns of the youth with broader economic grievances, the CM sought to frame the narrative around state autonomy and fair treatment under central policies.
The event highlighted the growing emphasis on youth engagement in Indian politics, with the INDIA bloc positioning itself as a champion for the next generation's aspirations while challenging federal policies.