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The Calcutta High Court connected Friday (December 5, 2025) refused to intervene successful the operation of a mosque — modelled connected Ayodhya’s Babri Masjid — astatine Beldanga successful West Bengal's Murshidabad, projected by suspended TMC MLA Humayun Kabir.
The court's reflection comes up of the scheduled foundation-laying ceremonial for the projected 'Babri Masjid' connected December 6, which besides marks the anniversary of the demolition of the archetypal sanctum.
The part seat of Acting Chief Justice Sujoy Paul, aft proceeding a PIL seeking a enactment connected the instauration chromatic laying ceremonial for the projected mosque, directed that the work of attraction of instrumentality and bid would remainder with the West Bengal Government.
The PIL, which was filed connected Thursday, sought a enactment connected the grounds that the ceremonial could disrupt communal harmony successful the region.
The petitioner prayed that the tribunal should instrumentality contiguous enactment against Mr. Kabir’s provocative remarks that person allegedly disrupted communal harmony.
“The writ petition pertains to halt instauration chromatic laying of Babri Masjid successful Beldanga Block 1, Murshidabad to support Law and order... The MLA has been utilizing filthy and derogatory statements and hatred code against a community, which causes breach of nationalist tranquility. Such benignant of statements and hatred code implicit societal media and YouTube quality portal, being a Member of Legislative Assembly, whitethorn interruption the communal harmony of our authorities arsenic good arsenic our country,” the petition stated.
Mr. Kabir, who has hogged the limelight successful the past with arguable statements connected matters, including the party's interior affairs, was suspended by the Trinamool Congress connected Thursday for indulging successful what it termed “communal politics".
The suspended person subsequently announced his determination to resign arsenic MLA and motorboat his ain enactment aboriginal this month.
