"Communal harmony exists in West Bengal. We will not let anybody to disturb this co-existence," Banerjee, whose party Trinamool Congress is being criticised by the BJP on various issues, said here without naming any.
She was addressing a post-Durga puja get-together at Jhargram stadium with different clubs in Maoist-stronghold Jangalmahal comprising the districts of Purulia, Bankura and West Midnapur district.
"We are accustomed in staying together, sharing our joys with each other", the chief minister said.
"I will request the police personnel to carry on with the coordination meetings in the same manner as it was done before the Pujas", she said.
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