Humayun Kabir appears before police again in ‘Satabhanga’ remark case
Humayun Kabir has been under the scanner since the provocative speech, in which he allegedly made inflammatory remarks targeting the BJP.
Humayun Kabir has been under the scanner since the provocative speech, in which he allegedly made inflammatory remarks targeting the BJP.
Humayun Kabir has claimed that he was not at home when police personnel visited his place and is not aware about the notices issued to him.
After reading out two statements made by Humayun Kabir, Suvendu Adhikari said, "Enough is enough. The time has come to teach such people a lesson."
"If he and his team thought that they will do anything like in the previous government and they will do anything like in the previous government, they are living in a fool's paradise," BJP MLA Ritesh Tiwari said.
Kabir said that he is ready to resign and ensure Mamata Banerjee is elected from Rejinagar.
The clash took place when Kabir visited areas in Nowda where a crude bomb hurling incident had been reported a day earlier. Kabir claimed that irregularities were reported at two polling booths in Nowda.
AIMIM has gone solo in Bengal after ending its AJUP alliance, with Owaisi framing the move as a push for independent minority leadership ahead of a high-stakes election.
"BJP will never ally with those who are building Babri Masjid in Bengal; we’d rather sit in the Opposition for 20 years," Amit Shah said.
A video released by Trinamool has sparked a political fallout in Bengal, with Humayun Kabir denying allegations and AIMIM deciding to part ways ahead of elections.
AIMIM has withdrawn its alliance with Humayun Kabir and decided to contest the West Bengal Assembly elections alone, signalling a sharper push for independent political positioning in the state.