Emphasising that a fear is being spread among sections of the population over the CAA, Union  Home minister  said onSundayy said that “no minority from Kolkata or West Bengal will lose citizenship because of the CAA”.

Speaking at public rally at Sahid Minar grounds in Kolkata, Mr. Shah said that CAA is a law to give citizenship not take away citizenship.

The refugees are being made to fear that they will have to produce documents, nothing of this sort will happen. Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist and Jains do not need any documents,” he said.

 The former BJP national president also launched a new campaign targeted at Trinamool Congress government.

The campaign titled “Aar Noe Anyay” (No more injustice) is aimed to counter the Trinamool Congress Didi ke Bolo (Say it to Didi) campaign launched by the government.

Aar noi anyay is a campaign to change the government in Bengal,” Mr Shah said, adding then whenever Trinamool Congress campaigns through Didi ke Bolo the BJP workers should counter by Aar Noe Anyay. He also announced a number which party supporters can call to join the campaign.

Mr Shah also claimed that the BJP will form next government in West Bengal with two-thirds majority.

Earlier in the day at the inauguration of a facility of National Security Guard (NSG) in Kolkata. He is likely to visit the Kalighat temple in the evening