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West Bengal Politics: The stir has once again intensified in the politics of West Bengal. Humayun Kabir, who separated from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s party Trinamool Congress (TMC) and formed Janata Unnayan Party (JUP), has announced to form a third front in the state. For this, he has invited the Left parties, Congress, ISF and Asaduddin Owaisi’s party AIMIM to come together.

Former TMC MLA and Janata Unnayan Party chief Humayun Kabir has said about the alliance with AIMIM that wait till February 15, after that everything will become clear.

‘Bengal now needs a third political option’
Humayun Kabir says that there is a need for a new and strong third option in Bengal politics. Speaking to NDTV, he said, “I have invited the Left, Congress, ISF and AIMIM. We have to be in the same boat against TMC. Many people are ready to come with us. The picture is still out.”

Left-Congress-ISF are currently maintaining distance
However, Left Front, Congress and ISF are currently maintaining distance from Humayun Kabir’s rally and initiative. According to sources, talks are going on between these parties and JUP, but no formal decision has been taken yet. Meanwhile, Humayun Kabir has also recently met Left Front Chairman Mohammad Salim in Kolkata.

The doors of the alliance will remain open till 15 February
According to sources associated with JUP, Humayun Kabir has decided to keep the doors of the alliance open till 15 February. He says that any party that wants to fight against both BJP and TMC can come on this platform. Meanwhile, the reconstruction of Babri Masjid in Beldanga is also to begin on February 11, where Quran will be recited by about 5000 people. Humayun Kabir is considering this as a big step towards strengthening his political and social hold.

Third Front debate intensifies again
At present, it is certain that Humayun Kabir’s Beldanga rally has once again intensified the discussion about the third front in Bengal politics. Now everyone’s eyes are fixed on the political events happening till February 15.

Pakistan has agreed to send troops to Gaza under the international peace mission. Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said on Saturday (November 29) that his country is ready to deploy security forces in Gaza, but our troops will not take part in disarming the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas.

This statement of the Pakistani Foreign Minister has come amid intensification of discussion on America’s Gaza Peace Agreement, in which there is a provision for the establishment of International Stabilization Force (ISF) made up of soldiers from Muslim-majority countries. Ishaq Dar said that the Prime Minister has taken the decision to send troops to Gaza after consulting the Field Marshal.

what did ishaq dar say
In a press conference held at Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry, Ishaq Dar said that Pakistan will send troops only under clearly defined orders of the UN Security Council and the Pakistani Army will not play any role in disarming Hamas. Dar stressed that the issue of disarming Hamas was first raised during talks on a two-state solution in Riyadh. Pakistan will not participate in any such efforts. We are not ready for this. This is not our job. Our role is to establish peace.

Indonesia offered 20,000 troops
Dar said that Pakistan’s job is to ensure peace. We are ready to send our forces, but the mandate of the International Stabilization Force for Gaza should be clearly defined. He further said that Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has agreed to Pakistan’s participation, but it will depend on the clarity of ISF’s mandate and scope of work. Indonesia has offered 20,000 soldiers for this mission.

UNSC approved the deployment of ISF
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) last week approved a US resolution supporting Trump’s proposal to end the Gaza conflict. In this, deployment of ISF was also authorized. 13 members, including Pakistan, voted in favor of the resolution, while Russia and China abstained from voting. On the other hand, Hamas rejected this proposal and strongly condemned the proposed ISF.

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