TMC legislator Humayun Kabir announced the construction of a new Babri Masjid in West Bengal. He mentioned that a new Babri Masjid will be built in Beldanga, Murshidabad region. The work on this mosque will commence before December 6, 2025.
Further emphasizing, Kabir stated that with 34% Muslims in West Bengal, he desires to propose initiatives to ensure they live with dignity and fulfill their rights. There will be no shortage of funds. In Beldanga, as well as Berhampur, madrassas will be pivotal. A Babri Masjid Trust will be formed including over 100 presidents and secretaries of these educational institutions. The trust is committed to establishing Babri Masjid on two acres of land in Beldanga by December 2025.
'I Will Donate Crores'
He passionately declared that Muslims in Bengal will stand tall, showing the nation that Babri Masjid, once demolished, will be re-established in Murshidabad's Beldanga. Personally, he pledged to donate one crore rupees and assured that construction will commence by December 6, 2025.
Humayun Kabir, a Controversial Figure in Elections
Humayun Kabir represents the Bharatpur constituency, a Muslim-majority area in Murshidabad, and was a minister during Mamata Banerjee's first term. He initially contested from the Rejinagar seat on a TMC ticket in 2011. Recently, his statement during election campaigns became controversial. He remarked on dispatching BJP supporters into the Bhagirathi River after electoral victory. Additionally, he questioned the demographic balance in Murshidabad, noting a 70% Muslim population.
In response, Bollywood actor and BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty mentioned, 'I say we will bury you underground, not in Bhagirathi, as it is sacred to us.'
