MLA Humayun Kabir lays foundation stone for Babri Masjid !

Many Muslims carried bricks on their heads !

Murshidabad (Bengal) – In Beldanga, MLA Humayun Kabir laid the foundation stone for a Babri Masjid on December 6th. The ceremony was attended by 2 religious scholars from Saudi Arabia, along with thousands of Muslims from Bengal and neighbouring states. Many participants symbolically carried bricks on their heads. Locals said Kabir had announced this plan last year and has now acted on it. Heavy police security was deployed, and food arrangements were made for all attendees.

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TMC MLA Humayun Kabir laid the foundation for a new “Babri Masjid” in Beldanga, Murshidabad – an event attended by thousands, with many carrying bricks, and even scholars from Saudi Arabia.

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A stage measuring 150 feet long and 80 feet wide had been set up for the event. The total expenditure for the program is estimated at ₹60–70 lakh.

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Maurya said, “This is nothing but political theatre by the Trinamool Congress. Bengal will soon see a BJP government. If even one brick is placed in Babur’s name, the BJP will remove it.”

“Humayun Kabir is a BJP man” – Congress

Uttar Pradesh Congress MP Imran Masood alleged that Humayun Kabir is aligned with the BJP.
“He contested the 2019 elections on a BJP ticket. He is trying to create unrest in the country. A mosque is a place of worship. If you (Kabir) are so religious, why did you contest on a BJP ticket in 2019? Were you unaware of the BJP’s ideology then?” Masood asked.

Kabir’s political path has shifted from the Congress to the BJP and later to the Trinamool Congress, which has recently suspended him.

“Building a mosque in Babur’s name is a political act” – Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation

Athar Hussain, Secretary of the Indo-Islamic Cultural Foundation, said: “If a mosque is built at an appropriate site with an approved plan, religious people are free to construct it. But naming a mosque after Babur is a political statement. It undermines the genuine spirit of faith. If Humayun Kabir wants to build a mosque, he should not insist on naming it after Babur.”