<h1>Chief Minister protests alleged harassment of Bengali workers while Opposition demands Rohingya voter removal</h1> The Chief Minister and Leader of Opposition held opposing rallies in Kolkata addressing illegal infiltration and harassment of Bengali-speaking people. The Chief Minister led a protest march against alleged torture of migrant Bengali workers, claiming the central government was labeling them as illegal Bangladeshi immigrants and Rohingya Muslims. She warned of political consequences and criticized the Election Commission's voter list revisions, alleging systematic removal of names to benefit the ruling party. The Chief Minister stated she would challenge notices sent to harass Bengali-speaking people and announced plans to speak more in Bengali. Meanwhile, the Opposition Leader submitted a memorandum to the Chief Electoral Officer requesting removal of Rohingyas from the state's voter list and demanding a house-to-house survey. The Calcutta High Court directed the Centre to provide records regarding deportation litigations from Delhi High Court and asked about allegations of Bengali-speaking people being questioned over nationality nationwide.