Amit Shah Claims CM Mamata is Manipulating Humayun Kabir for Mosque Agenda

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Amit Shah Claims CM Mamata is Manipulating Humayun Kabir for Mosque Agenda

Synopsis

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has accused CM Mamata Banerjee of using Humayun Kabir as a pawn to indirectly support a Babri-style mosque's construction in West Bengal, sparking intense political discourse ahead of the elections.

Key Takeaways

Amit Shah's Allegations: Claims Mamata Banerjee is manipulating Humayun Kabir.
Political Rivalry: Intensifying competition ahead of West Bengal elections.
Future of Leadership: Shah forecasts an end to Banerjee's political reign.
Illegal Infiltrators: BJP's commitment to deport illegal immigrants post-election.
Election Dynamics: The statements may influence voter sentiments significantly.

Kolkata, April 15 (NationPress) Union Home Minister Amit Shah made a bold assertion on Wednesday, claiming that Humayun Kabir, a former Trinamool Congress member who has recently established his own political party and is contesting in the upcoming West Bengal elections, is merely a pawn of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Shah alleged that Kabir's role is to covertly assist in the establishment of a mosque reminiscent of the Babri Masjid in the state.

"Mamata Banerjee aims to construct a Babri Masjid by casting off her pawn, Humayun Kabir, from her party. Mamata and her nephew must understand this clearly—there will be no Babri Mosque on this land," stated Shah during a campaign event in Falakata, located in Alipurduar district.

He further accused the Chief Minister of spending the last 15 years prioritizing her nephew's political ambitions, although he refrained from directly mentioning Abhishek Banerjee, the party's general secretary and Lok Sabha representative.

“The Chief Minister has only one nephew, whom she intends to see ascend as the next Chief Minister of West Bengal. In contrast, for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, every individual here is like family. But Mamata Banerjee needs to recognize—your reign is nearing its end. A BJP Chief Minister has just taken the oath in Bihar, and Odisha has a BJP Chief Minister too. Now, it’s West Bengal’s turn,” remarked HM Shah.

Earlier, while addressing another rally in Rajganj, Jalpaiguri district, he emphasized that just as in Assam, illegal immigrants have been identified and removed from the country, West Bengal would see similar actions once the BJP assumes power.

“All you need to do is vote for the BJP this time. We will then undertake the responsibility of tracking down illegal infiltrators and those within the Trinamool Congress who have aided them in settling in West Bengal. Additionally, individuals associated with anti-social activities under the current regime will face arrest and legal action,” the Home Minister asserted.

Point of View

The allegations made by Union Home Minister Amit Shah against CM Mamata Banerjee highlight the intensifying political rivalry in West Bengal ahead of the upcoming elections. This narrative could significantly influence voter sentiment and the political climate in the region.
NationPress
12 Aug 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What did Amit Shah accuse Mamata Banerjee of?
Amit Shah accused Mamata Banerjee of using Humayun Kabir as a pawn to facilitate the construction of a Babri-style mosque in West Bengal.
Who is Humayun Kabir?
Humayun Kabir is a former Trinamool Congress legislator who has recently started his own political party and is contesting in the upcoming West Bengal elections.
What was the context of Shah's statements?
Shah made these statements during campaign rallies while addressing the political dynamics in West Bengal as elections approach.
How did Shah describe the future of Mamata Banerjee's political career?
Shah suggested that Mamata Banerjee's political days are numbered and implied that the BJP would soon take power in West Bengal.
What are the BJP's plans regarding illegal immigrants in West Bengal?
Amit Shah stated that the BJP would track and deport illegal infiltrators once they come to power in West Bengal.
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