Tensions Rise as Suspended MLA Plans "Babri Masjid" Inauguration
Murshidabad, West Bengal is preparing for potential unrest as Humayun Kabir, a suspended TMC MLA, intends to inaugurate a structure named "Babri Masjid" on Saturday. The event has sparked controversy, leading to heightened security measures.
Heavy Security Deployed
In response to the planned inauguration, authorities have deployed over 3,500 security personnel. This action follows a directive from the Calcutta High Court, aiming to prevent any outbreak of communal unrest.
MLA Defends the Event
Despite the concerns, Kabir maintains that the event will be peaceful. He insists that the focus will be solely on religious recitation and that there is no intention to incite any form of disturbance.
TMC Denies Involvement
The Trinamool Congress (TMC) has distanced itself from the planned inauguration. The party claims that it is not involved and alleges that the event is part of a political conspiracy against them.
Key Points:
- Event: Inauguration of a structure named "Babri Masjid"
- Location: Murshidabad, West Bengal
- Organizer: Suspended TMC MLA Humayun Kabir
- Security: Over 3,500 personnel deployed
- TMC Stance: Denies involvement, alleges conspiracy
Concerns and Preparations
The situation remains tense as the inauguration date approaches. Authorities are taking all necessary precautions to ensure peace and order in the region. The event is being closely monitored to prevent any escalation of tensions.
