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Protesters create ruckus at Mamata Banerjee's keynote talk at Oxford

IndiaTimes Friday, 28 March 2025
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's speech at Oxford was disrupted by two groups of protesters, causing chaos. Security had to intervene as protesters accused her of various allegations, with the incident highlighting political tensions and unrest among certain groups.
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 Mamata Banerjee's Oxford speech faced disruption as protesters raised slogans over Bengal violence and the R.G. Kar College case. Despite interruptions, Mamata stressed unity, social harmony, and her commitment to inclusive...

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