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Mamata Banerjee leaves for UK

| | Jul 26, 2015, at 09:56 pm
Kolkata, July 26 (IBNS): West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee left for her five-day tour to the UK on Sunday.

Banerjee tweeted: "On our way to London with Bengal business http://delegation.Team  of industrialists,bureaucrats, media friends,Ind&Fin Minister,Mayor,3 MPs."

Several political leaders, including state Finance and Industries Minister Amit Mitra,  Kolkata Mayor Sovon Chaterjee, are accompanying the CM to London.

TMC MP Derek O'Brien, who is part of the team, tweeted, "Rise & Shine. CCU-DEL-LHR as part of the delegation from Bengal lead by @MamataOfficial Next few days my Twitter TL will be London-ified."

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