Brahmin priests hit Kolkata streets against CAA
30-December-2019
Brahmin priests here on Monday joined the protest against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) and the proposed National Register of Citizens (NRC) expressing concern over attempts to divide the country on religious lines by targeting a particular community.
Carrying placards and posters reading "No NRC, No CAA", around 100 priests congregated near Mahatma Gandhi's statue at Mayo Road in central part of the city under the platform 'Paschim Banga Sanatan Brahmin Trust' and raised slogans.
Stressing that peace was a pre-requisite for development, they said the enactment CAA and talks of NRC had caused violence across the nation.
Trust general secretary Sridhar Mishra said it was "unfortunate" that there were attempts to exclude a particular community by using the CAA and the NRC. "We are concerned at attempts being made to divide our country on religious lines," Mishra said.IANS
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