The visa of Bangladeshi performing artist Ferdous Ahmed has been dropped after he battled for the Trinamool Congress in north Bengal. The association home service has requested the performing artist to leave the nation and boycotted him.
"Subsequent to getting report from Bureau of Immigration with respect to visa infringement submitted by a Bangladesh National Mr Ferdous Ahmed, MHA has dropped his business visa and issued him a leave India take note. He additionally has been boycotted," a home service proclamation said.
Resistance groups in Bengal had challenged the presence of Ferdous at a Trinamool Congress street show and decision rally in Raiganj, north Bengal, on Tuesday and requested the scratch-off of the candidature of Kanaia Lal Agarwal, the decision gathering's competitor from that voting demographic.
"The Election Commission of India (ECI) must discover what reason Ferdous refered to in his application for a visa. Can an outside national battle for a competitor in India?" BJP state VP Jay Prakash Majumdar had said.
Forty-multi year old Ahmed is a prevalent star in Bangladesh and has additionally acted in a few movies in 'Tollywood', the West Bengal film industry. He has featured in excess of 200 movies and won four national honors in his nation as 'best on-screen character', including one for an Indo-Bangladesh creation coordinated by famous West Bengal executive, Basu Chatterjee.
Subsequent to showing up at a roadshow in Raiganj on Sunday, Ahmed was seen on the dais of a rally, encouraging individuals to vote in favor of Bengal's decision gathering and 'Didi' (CM Mamata Banerjee).
Payel Sarkar, a Bengali film on-screen character who took part in the street show and rally alongside the remote performer, affirmed his essence. "I was there with him at the rally and street appear. Yet, it won't be legitimate for me to remark," she said.
Raiganj is definitely battled seat with Agarwal secured a triangular challenge with Congress' Deepa Dasmunshi and CPI-M's Mohammad Salim. Raiganj will cast a ballot amid the second period of the Lok Sabha decision on April 18. The tallying of votes of the seven-staged surveys will be hung on May 23.
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