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Boroma also asked Matua Mahasangha followers to launch a protest movement,” the minister added.The minister, however, said, he wouldn’t support the rail blockade as the lakhs of commuters will be harassed. People should protest against this conspiracy of trying to divide people for political gains. It is a conspiracy against minorities and we won’t tolerate this audacity,” state food minister Jyotipriya Mallick, who is associated with Matua Mahasangha, told TOI.Mallick accused BJP of trying to identify and isolate people who don’t vote for the party. They have been recognized as foreigners or refugees and are to be sent back. “A bigger movement will be launched all over West Bengal ,” sources said.“Our Boroma expressed grave concern over the draft of citizens in Assam, which leaves out over 40 lakh people among whom five lakh are Matuas..