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Politics over open namaz and sacrifice has intensified in West Bengal. Aam Janata Unnayan Party President Humayun Kabir, targeting BJP and Chief Minister Shubhendu Adhikari, said that the Muslim community will not compromise on the issue of sacrifice.
‘Don’t play with fire’ – Humayun Kabir
While talking to news agency IANS, Humayun Kabir said that ‘the Constitution should be respected, but there will be sacrifices. There may be cow’s, goat’s and camel’s too. The animals which are legitimate for sacrifice will be sacrificed. I warn the BJP government. I am directly telling Shubhendu Adhikari not to play with fire.
What did they say Humayun Kabir?
He said that ‘if they try to stop the sacrifice, it will only create problems for them. The Muslim community will not compromise in the matter of sacrifice under any circumstances. Humayun Kabir said that more than 37 percent of Muslims eat cow meat. First of all the slaughter house should be closed. They have been given a license. The Indian government is earning money by sending beef abroad. Will the government stop it?
Kolkata, West Bengal: On beef boycott and Namaz in West Bengal, AJUP National President and MLA Humayun Kabir says, “…I am directly telling Suvendu Adhikari don’t play with fire. If they try to ban Qurbani, it will create problems for them. The Muslim community will not… pic.twitter.com/xLVQEJBE8k
— IANS (@ians_india) May 20, 2026
Said this on offering Namaz in the open
Humayun Kabir said that ‘the government should give us a big field to offer Eid prayers. If there is no arrangement for the ground, we will be forced to offer namaz on the road. At the same time, BJP leaders against Namaz on the road say that this fight is not against any religion, but against appeasement. When it comes to offering Namaz on the streets, there is a ban on offering Namaz on the streets even in Islamic countries like UAE, Saudi Arabia or Iran. Therefore, it should not be seen from a religious perspective.
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The West Bengal government has issued a public notice. In this, the strict ban on killing of cow and buffalo without fitness certificate has been reiterated. The government issued this notice before Bakrid on 27 May. The notice states that no bull, calf, cow or buffalo can be killed without a certificate.
The certificate must be signed by two different officials. Violation will be considered an offence, punishable with imprisonment up to six months and fine up to Rs 1,000.
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