CPI(M) leader Sitaram Yechury said the previous West Bengal Assembly during Left Front rule had passed a Bill on safeguarding the interest of depositors and the same was pending before the President for his assent.
"West Bengal government's move would provide crucial time to chit fund operators to re-locate their properties. It is just buying time. The Trinamool Congress-led government is protecting chit fund operators," he said.
On the issue of Chinese incursions in Ladakh, Yechury said both India and China need to address the issue with maturity but there should be no compromise with national interest.
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