"What is Piyush Goyal talking about... In Bengali we have a saying 'chorer mayer boro gola' (mother of thieves shout the loudest). Most communal making the loudest noise," Derek O'Brien, chief national spokesperson of TMC, said in a statement.
Slamming the state government, the Railway and Coal Minister had yesterday said, "In an attempt to appease a section of the society the (Mamata Banerjee) government is trying to stop one community from celebrating its religious festival. This must stop forthwith."
Banerjee had announced last month that there would not be any immersion of Goddess Durga's idol on October 1, the scheduled day of Muharram. Immersion will resume on October 2.
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