Mamata Banerjee took to the streets of Kolkata for the fourth consecutive day on Friday and reviewed the lockdown situation at two south Kolkata localities and urged residents to stay at home.
She also said that it was heartening that more than 100 people have recovered from COVID-19 in Bengal.
Ms Banerjee, during the recce in her white SUV, asked everyone to offer prayers and perform religious rituals at home, until the viral disease is contained.
Earlier in the day, she had greeted people on the start of holy month of Ramadan, and urged everyone to maintain peace and harmony.
"Let the home be mandir, gurdwara, masjid and church for all of us till we win the fight against coronairus," the chief minister said through loudhailers from inside her SUV, as residents of Jadavpur and Prince Anwar Shah Road gathered at windows, balconies and terraces on hearing the familiar voice.
Lamenting that Bengalis could not usher in the "Nabobarsha" (New Year) on April 14 with traditional fervour owing to the shutdown, she said that the situation demanded that people celebrate the day from the safety of their homes.
The chief minister urged everyone to maintain hygiene and abide by the lockdown norms.
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