After Yogi, BJP leader Shahnawaz denied permission to hold rally in West Bengal

New Delhi: Soon after Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was twice denied permission to hold a rally in West Bengal, after his chopper wasn’t allowed to land in the state; another BJP leader Shahnawaz Hussain has claimed that even he has not been allowed to hold rally at Murshidabad on Tuesday. As per reports, Hussain who is a national spokesperson of the party, was supposed to hold a rally in Murshidabad on Tuesday, but was denied permission in the wake of ongoing tussle between Mamata government and centre. This comes a day after Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was denied permission by West Bengal government for landing his helicopter in Bankura. Now, Yogi is set to address a rally in Purulia on Tuesday. As per sources, Yogi was also denied the permission to land his chopper in Purulia, therefore the Chief Minister is going to travel to Jharkhand via chopper and will be covering the rest of the distance by road. This tussle between Mamata Government and BJP escalated after WB CM sat on a dharna protesting CBI’s attempt to question Kolkata top cop in Saradha Scam case; a matter set to be heard in Supreme Court on Tuesday.