Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, has recently made a statement accusing certain political groups of pursuing a divisive agenda aimed at sowing seeds of hatred in the country. According to her, this agenda is being driven by a small group of people who seek to divide India based on religion, caste, and other divisive factors.

Banerjee's comments come in the wake of several incidents of communal violence that have taken place in different parts of the country in recent years. These incidents have raised concerns about the rising tide of hatred and intolerance in Indian society, and the need to address these issues proactively.

In her statement, Banerjee emphasized the need for unity and solidarity in the face of these challenges. She called on all Indians to come together and resist the politics of hate, which she argued could only lead to further division and instability in the country.

Banerjee also pointed out that the vast majority of Indians reject the politics of hate and division, and that these divisive forces are a small minority who seek to sow seeds of discord in the country. She called on all political parties to work together to counter this divisive agenda and promote harmony and tolerance in Indian society.

 Banerjee's comments reflect a growing concern about the rise of communalism and intolerance in Indian society. They also highlight the need for a more concerted effort to address these issues and promote greater social harmony and understanding. In a diverse and pluralistic country like India, it is crucial to foster a culture of tolerance and respect for diversity and to reject any attempts to divide society along religious or other lines.