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West Bengal Elections 2026: In Kolkata, Janata Unnayan Party founder Humayun Kabir and AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi announced the alliance between their parties for the West Bengal Assembly elections. After this, both the leaders held a joint press conference and informed the media about this.
Humayun Kabir said, “We will hold 20 rallies across the state. The first rally will be held with Owaisi in Baharampur on April 1.” He told that the purpose of all the rallies is to present his views among the public and show the strength of the alliance.
Kolkata Janata Unnayan Party founder Humayun Kabir and AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi held a joint press conference after announcing the alliance between their parties for the West Bengal elections.
Humayun Kabir said, “We will hold 20 rallies across the state. The first rally will be held on April 1 in Baharampur… pic.twitter.com/xIUXsiE5v5
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Objective to bring forward Muslim leadership
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi said, “Our effort is to ensure that a strong leadership emerges from the Muslim minority in this election in West Bengal. We have decided on how many seats we will contest. This alliance is not limited to just this election, but it has been made to further our political objective.”
Humayun Kabir said in the press conference, “We will hold a public meeting together. We will move forward together. This alliance among the public will prove to be a strong political force for us. Our main objective is to bring forward the Muslim leadership in this state.” Owaisi also stressed that this alliance will not be limited to elections only and it will be taken forward. Both the leaders together announced 20 rallies across the state.
Dilip Ghosh said this
On AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi’s announcement of contesting the West Bengal Assembly elections with the Aam Janata Unnayan Party, BJP candidate from Kharagpur Sadar Assembly seat Dilip Ghosh said, “Now let’s see whom the public will like and whom the public will not like. In Bengal, people do not accept anyone very quickly. They will have to work, they will have to fight, only then people will accept them. In a democracy, everyone has the right to contest elections and form a party.”