Controversial Mosque Construction Begins in West Bengal
A suspended Trinamool Congress (TMC) MLA, Humayun Kabir, has initiated the construction of a mosque in Murshidabad, West Bengal. The mosque's design is reportedly inspired by the Babri Masjid, a structure that was demolished in 1992, sparking widespread controversy.
High Security Presence
Due to the sensitive nature of the project, authorities have implemented heightened security measures in the area to maintain peace and order. The event saw significant logistical preparations, anticipating a large gathering.
MLA's Show of Force
Despite his suspension from the TMC, Kabir's involvement in this project is viewed by many as a demonstration of his influence and support base within the Murshidabad region. Organizers estimated that nearly 300,000 people would attend the event, underscoring the potential scale of Kabir's support.
Key Details
- Location: Murshidabad, West Bengal
- Organizer: Suspended TMC MLA Humayun Kabir
- Mosque Design: Inspired by Babri Masjid
- Expected Attendance: Approximately 300,000 people
- Security: Heightened security measures in place
