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Mamta Banerjee claimed that PM Modi and Amit Shah are “planning to capture Bengal”. (File)
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Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today claimed that people are no longer interested in Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Mann ki baat“Program, they, instead, want to listen
“Kovid ki baat“(COVID-related talks) as the epidemic has left millions gasping for breath amid shortages of breath and vaccines and oxygen cylinders.
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Ms Banerjee claimed during a meeting with party workers at an auditorium in Murshidabad district that PM Modi and Union Minister Amit Shah were “busy planning ways to capture Bengal when they should have taken appropriate measures”. Ubiquitous epidemic to counter the wave.
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Army rescues 2 abducted ONGC staff, ops on to rescue third
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New Delhi, April 24 : The Indian Army along with Assam Rifles troops has rescued Oil and Natural Gas Corporation s (ONGC) two abductees from the outlawed group, United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) in Assam on Friday late night. Operations are still in progress, said Indian Army.
The banned group ULFA-I has still one ONGC employee in their clutches.
Three employees of the ONGC were on April 21 kidnapped by suspected ULFA-I militants from its Lakwa oilfield in Assam s Sivasagar district along the Assam-Nagaland border. The employees were kidnapped in a company-owned vehicle from the state-run firm s Lakwa field in Sivasagar, where the exploration company has been operating for nearly six decades.
Two Abducted ONGC Employees Rescued in Nagaland, Search Continues for the Other
According to reports, the joint operation began on April 23 night when two abducted employees identified as Alakesh Saikia and Mohinimohan Gogoi were rescued.
| 24 April 2021 5:52 AM GMT
GUWAHATI: In a major development from the Indian Army and Assam Rifles, two of the three Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) employees who were abducted by the United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) have been rescued in the Mon district of Nagaland on Friday night.
According to reports, the joint operation began on April 23 night when two abducted employees identified as Alakesh Saikia and Mohinimohan Gogoi were rescued by the team.