Mamata expresses solidarity with Christian march in Delhi

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Last Updated : Feb 04 2015 | 9:45 PM IST

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Wednesday expressed "full solidarity" with the silent protest march called by the Christian community in Delhi Thursday against attacks on churches.

"We extend our full solidarity and support to the procession in Delhi tomorrow (Thursday) 5 Feb at 9.30 AM from GPO to Home Min(ister Rajnath Singh's) residence," Banerjee tweeted.

In another tweet, the Trinamool Congress chief apparently targeted the BJP, without naming it. "One party is doing petty politics," she alleged.

Banerjee said the procession would protest against "many attacks on Churches in Delhi in the last 2 months".

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First Published: Feb 04 2015 | 9:38 PM IST

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