'Remove lens of religion, see reality': TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee at Kolkata rally

Abhishek Banerjee Kolkata rally: Trinamool Congress (TMC) National General Secretary, Abhishek Banerjee, addressed a diverse audience at an all-faith rally in Kolkata, emphasizing the need to transcend religious perspectives for the greater good of the nation.

Discarding Religious Lens for National Unity

Banerjee called upon the people to discard the lens of religion, asserting that the entire Hindustan is at risk. He urged citizens to look beyond religious affiliations and recognize the collective jeopardy facing the nation.

Voting for Performance Over Religion

Highlighting the importance of voting based on a party's performance, Banerjee encouraged voters to prioritize work over religious considerations. Regardless of party affiliations, he urged citizens to vote for the progress and development of the country.

Bengal's Proud Stand on Religion

Banerjee commended Bengal for its inclusive approach, stating that while the nation engaged in religious programs, Bengal stood united in prayer for peace. He emphasized that Bengal does not indulge in the politics of religion, embracing a singular religion of providing service to all.

Sanhati Rally: A Symbol of Unity

The all-faith rally, known as the Sanhati rally, showcased solidarity for all religions. Massive crowds gathered in Kolkata to express support for diverse beliefs alongside Mamata Banerjee and Abhishek Banerjee. The rally, marching through mosques, temples, churches, and gurdwaras, symbolized unity among various faiths.

Chief Minister's Inclusive Message

West Bengal Chief Minister, Mamata Banerjee, welcomed people of all faiths to join the rally, emphasizing the inclusive nature of the event. The rally aimed to unite people from various backgrounds in a collective display of solidarity for all religions.

Abhishek Banerjee's call to remove the lens of religion resonates with the idea of fostering national unity beyond religious boundaries. The Sanhati rally in Kolkata stands as a testament to Bengal's commitment to inclusivity and solidarity among diverse faiths.