Intolerance is increasing in India: Mamata Banerjee

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has commented that intolerance is increasing in India. she was given the degree given by the Calcutta University of West Bengal on Thursday (Thursday). Lit acknowledged that in a speech, the comment was received.

In her speech, she expressed her concern over the tendency of distorting the history of the country, and everyone urged them to remain vigilant. He said, there is no need to bind the mind of the door for our all-round development. The mind's door is always open to open so that everyone can work in the open air. Everyone should be better people. '
Mamata said to the University of Calcutta researchers, "History should never be distorted. Recently, the Congress has expressed concerns about this. History is a nation's wealth. History preserves our history. Let us protect tolerance. '

She said, "India is united in diversity. Different languages, different types Look around and wear among the variety, and meet in great variety. To do this, the University of Calcutta took the leading role.

 D. Being respected in the honor of Lit, Mamata said, "This will increase my motivation in action." I do not want anything else, I love Kangal. I want affection, love, and I do not want anything. To fight the whole life, I stood in a place to fight. I love man, man is all my, man is my end and man is my first.
"I want to see the University of Calcutta as the best educational institution in the world," she said. Researchers at the University of Calcutta should stir around the world. They make revolution. And the revolution is not just in movement, there is a revolution of education, revolution in social reform, revolution of self-consciousness, revolution in emotion, revolution of conscience. With the thought of revolution, the University of Kolkata should come forward and guide the whole world. '
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee commented on the fact that the University of Calcutta could not be considered Bengali without excluding and the University of Calcutta was excluded from Bengal.