Tulsi Peethadhishwar Jagadguru Rambhadracharya in Jaipur, Rajasthan has once again launched a scathing attack on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. On Thursday he said that Mamata Banerjee is now Banerjee in name only, her politics is completely based on the support and appeasement of Muslims. He said that the sentiments and rights of Hindus are being continuously ignored in Bengal.

Regarding Mamata Banerjee, he said that Chief Minister Mamata is completely supporting Muslims. She is Banerjee in name only. He said that Mamata’s politics now revolves around the vote bank, where the sentiments of Hindus have no value.

Jaipur, Rajasthan: On Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Jagadguru Rambhadracharya says, “She is completely supporting the Muslims; Banerjee is just in name only” pic.twitter.com/bbskAihnQG

— IANS (@ians_india) January 8, 2026

“No longer a sister, but a sister of traitors.”

Earlier, Rambhadracharya had also cornered Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on the issue of Babri Masjid being built in Bengal. He had said, “I can no longer call Mamata Banerjee my sister. She is no longer our sister. Now she is the sister of traitors.”

He alleged that Mamata is inclined towards those who tortured Hindus in history. Listing names like Jaichand, Mansingh, Mohammad Ghori, Changez Khan and Mahmud Ghaznavi, Rambhadracharya said that he cannot have any connection with those who support the mentality of such people.

Jagadguru Rambhadracharya said, “Mamata Banerjee, listen with open ears, we have no objection to the construction of any mosque, but Babar had invaded our country, a mosque cannot be built in his name.”

After these statements of Rambhadracharya, the stir in politics has intensified. Supporters are calling it the voice of Hindu sentiments, while opponents are calling it election rhetoric. There are signs that the political conflict on this issue will intensify in the coming days.

ED Raid In Kolkata: After the action of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, the political atmosphere has completely heated up. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has launched a scathing attack on the central agencies and the central government after the ED raid on the premises of Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC), a political consultancy firm linked to Mamata Banerjee.

He not only accused the ED of ‘stealing’ party documents, but also called Union Home Minister Amit Shah a ‘mischievous Home Minister’.

ED raids on locations linked to I-PAC

ED raided the residence of I-PAC senior officer Prateek Jain in Central Kolkata and the firm’s office in Godrej Waterside Building in Salt Lake Sector-5. Prateek Jain is considered an important member of Mamata Banerjee’s election strategy team. As soon as the news of the raid came out, Trinamool Congress leaders and workers started gathering outside the office in Salt Lake in large numbers.

Mamta Banerjee accused the Center

After the ED action, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee directly targeted Union Home Minister Amit Shah. He said that this entire action has been taken at the behest of ‘that mischievous Home Minister’, who is not able to keep the country safe. Mamata Banerjee alleged that the central government wants to collect the list of TMC candidates, party strategy and internal plans. He said that the ED was picking up documents from his party office and no guard was present there. Mamta raised the question whether it is the job of ED or Home Minister to seize political documents, list of candidates and party strategy?

Case of picking up files and keeping them in convoy vehicle

Amidst the allegations of document theft, a case of some files present in Mamata Banerjee’s office being picked up and kept in the vehicle of her convoy has also come to light. After this, questions are being raised as to what information was there in these files, which was saved in such a hurry. No official statement has come from TMC or ED on this yet.

‘Have come to steal the party’s strategy’

Speaking to the media, Mamata Banerjee alleged that the ED raid was conducted to access the internal political strategy of her party. He said that it is very unfortunate that ED is trying to come to the office related to IT sector and collect the list of candidates, party strategy, plan and other important documents. During this time, seeing the increasing tension, Bidhannagar Police Commissioner also reached the spot.

Old relationship between I-PAC and Mamata Banerjee

I-PAC has been Mamata Banerjee’s election strategist for a long time in West Bengal. I-PAC played an important role for Trinamool Congress in the 2021 assembly elections, due to which the party registered a big victory against BJP. After this, TMC had extended its agreement with I-PAC till 2026. I-PAC also provided strategic support to TMC in West Bengal in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

What is the political journey of I-PAC?

Indian Political Action Committee was started in the year 2013 as Citizens for Accountable Governance. This organization works to set agenda and make election strategy for political parties and leaders. In the year 2014, the concepts of campaigns like ‘Chai pe Charcha’, ‘Modi is coming’, ‘Ghar-Ghar Modi’ have been associated with I-PAC. Apart from this, I-PAC has prepared election strategies for different political parties in many states including Bihar, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal.

TMC leader and Debra MLA Humayun Kabir, who is in discussion in West Bengal politics, is again in the headlines. Trinamool Congress suddenly suspended party MLA Humayun Kabir from Beldanga assembly constituency of Murshidabad. Kabir was recently in the news for his controversial statement in which he had talked about laying the foundation of a structure like Babri Masjid on 6th December. After this the political atmosphere became heated and the party did not delay in taking strict steps.

A new revelation has come to light regarding the financial condition of Humayun Kabir. According to MyNeta website, according to the affidavit filed before the 2021 assembly elections, he has total assets worth about ₹ 3.07 crore. His property includes both movable and immovable properties, detailed information of which is recorded in the document.

Kabir’s election affidavit

Kabir’s election affidavit states that the total value of his movable assets is approximately ₹97 lakh. This includes bank account balance, cash amount, insurance related schemes and many vehicles registered in the name of the family. He also has a fleet of big and expensive vehicles, which are said to include vehicles like Tata Safari, Scorpio, JCB machines and dumpers. The equipment used for business purposes is also part of their movable assets.

Value of immovable property is around Rs 2 crore

According to the affidavit, Kabir owns several lands and residential properties in Murshidabad and Kolkata, the total value of which is estimated to be around Rs 1.97 crore. Many agricultural lands are registered in his name in Murshidabad. Apart from this, he also has flats in New Town and Colin Street area of ​​Kolkata. His house situated in Berhampur is also included in this category.

Debt burden also recorded in the affidavit
Kabir has also stated in his document that he has a debt of more than ₹29.46 lakh. This amount is mainly liabilities related to bank loans, which are yet to be repaid.

Wife’s property is also noteworthy

Details of his wife’s assets are also given in the affidavit. She has around 450 grams of gold jewellery, bank deposits and shares in properties shared with her husband. Overall, the wealth of his family is considered to be quite good.

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The Trinamool Congress (TMC) of West Bengal has suffered a shock one more time. On Saturday (August 09, 2025), Lok Sabha MP Kalyan Banerjee described the party MP Mahua Moitra as ‘very poor level’ and ‘waste of time’. This statement can further increase the long -standing dispute between the two leaders. He said that because of Mahua Moitra, he has become a ‘bad person’ in the eyes of many party colleagues and now he does not consider them to be time or attention.

‘Was a mistake, who paid attention to them’
Kalyan Banerjee said, ‘He (Mahua Moitra) is not of my subject. She is of very poor level. There is no point in discussing them. Because of them I became bad for many people. It was a waste of time and energy. It was my fault to pay attention to them.

He also thanked a junior lawyer, who sent a message to him on the current dispute. He said, ‘I have a junior lawyer brother. They messaged me. He inspired me and realized that Mahua Moitra is no longer a subject for me. Now I have to do a lot of work.

Mahua Moitra has no response
There has been no response to this statement from Mahua Moitra. According to party sources, there has been a conflict between Kalyan Banerjee and Mahua Moitra several times, causing the party leadership to face discomfort. Both of them have accused each other of ignoring the standards of misbehavior and civilized dialogue.

Regret over the statement given on Mamta Banerjee
According to the NDTV report, Kalyan Banerjee also expressed grief over the statements made against party supremo and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. He said, ‘I have also spoken against Didi. I think it would have been better to say not. On the question of talks with the Chief Minister on the occasion of Rakshabandhan, he said, ‘Didi blessed me. Not once, but three times.

Resignation from Chief Whip post
On July 4, Kalyan Banerjee resigned from the post of Chief Whip of Trinamool in the Lok Sabha. He had alleged that he was being convicted improperly for the lack of coordination among the MPs, while some MPs are hardly coming to Parliament. In an emotional manner, he had said that he has been deeply hurt by the party’s silence on the ‘insult’ made by a fellow MP (towards Sanket Mahua Moitra).

Controversy increased after Mamta’s meeting
The decision to resign came a few hours after the virtual meeting of party MPs chaired by Mamata Banerjee, in which she expressed displeasure over the weak coordination in the party’s parliamentary wing. However, Kalyan Banerjee says that he voluntarily resigned, but close sources say that he was considering himself as a sacrifice of sacrifice after Mahua Moitra and cricketer -turned -politician Kirti Azad.

Nishikant dubey on asaduddin owaisi: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and MP Nishikant Dubey has given a big statement about AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi in an interview given to a YouTube channel. He said that Owaisi is his old friend, but the ideologies of both are completely different, such as two banks of the river, which can never be found.

Unity from Owaisi on national security, differences on other issues
Nishikant Dubey said that “Owaisi and my ideologies are different, but we are united on issues like national security, fear, hunger, poverty and corruption. Owaisi is more aggressive than me on these subjects.” He clarified that both the views on matters like internal issues, especially Waqf Board are completely opposite. While Owaisi advocates for giving special rights to the Muslim community, Dubey calls himself a pouring opponent.

Reaction to ‘Jai Palestine’ slogan

In the interview, when he was asked that Owaisi gave the slogan of ‘Jai Palestine, Jai Bhima’ during the swearing -in and now he has changed his perception towards Owaisi? On this, Dubey said that it was unfair during the oath to say “Jai Palestine”, he should not have said so. However, he also added that the Government of India recognizes ‘Two Nation Theory’ since 1948, in which both Israel and Palestine are different countries. He made it clear that India is opposed to Hamas, not Palestine.

Friendship continues despite political differences

Nishikant Dubey said that his friendship with Owaisi is already and still persists, but there is a big difference in ideology. He said that “The difference is that Owaisi does Pro-Muslim politics and the aggression in it is uncomfortable many times.” He further said that he and Owaisi can never agree on issues like internal affairs like Waqf Board or Muslim Reservation.

Both leaders stayed together in foreign tour

During the interview, when he was asked that he and Owaisi were together in a foreign delegation recently, what is the relationship? To this, Dubey replied, “I already said, both of us are completely unanimous on issues like national security. Owaisi is more vocal than me there. We both stand together on such issues.”

Suvendu adhikari on murshidabad vioolence: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Suvendu Adhikari claimed on Sunday (April 13, 2025) that more than 400 Hindus have been forced to leave their homes from Dhulian in Murshidabad district of West Bengal after the violence over Waqf Act. The death of 3 people has also been claimed in this incident.

The Suvendu Officer accused the Trinamool Congress (TMC) led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee of appeasement politics. He says that Mamata Banerjee’s party has promoted radical elements. Posting on the social media platform X, he said, “Dhulian, more than 400 Hindus of Dhulian, Murshidabad were forced to flee the river and take refuge in the Lalpur High School, Devnapur-Sowishbnagar, Malda,” said, “Dhulian, Murshidabad’s fear of religiously inspired fundamentalists. In this post, he has also shared pictures and videos of some people.

What did people claim in pictures and videos?

One of the people whose BJP leader shared photos and videos claimed that his house was burnt and police officials did nothing for help, but ran away from the spot. He urged the Border Security Force (BSF) as well as the district and state police to ensure safe return of people.

Suvendu official said, “I urge the central paramilitary forces, state police and district administration posted in the district to ensure safe return of these displaced Hindus and protect their lives from this jihadi terror. Bengal is burning. The social fabric is broken. Just, it is too much.”

Police bid- the situation is now under control

The West Bengal Police said that three people were allegedly killed after the violence against the Waqf (Amendment) Act in Murshidabad on Friday night. Many vehicles were also set on fire and if the police believe, then the situation is now under control.

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Mithun chakraborty attack on mamata bnerjee: Film actor and BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty said on Thursday (April 10, 2025) that if Mamata Banerjee is to be farewell from West Bengal, then 9 percent of Hindus will have to come out and vote. He says that this is the voter who does not reach to vote. He also said that all Sanatanis will have to gather.

During a conversation with news agency ANI, he said, “Hanuman Jayanti will be celebrated two days later and today we are participating in Ram Navami Shobha Yatra. We are all celebrating it together. All Sanatanis have gathered under one roof and celebrated it. We are requesting Hindus to vote and if they have to uproot the government, then this is the only way to vote.

Why did Mithun Chakraborty say when the teachers went to go to the job of teachers?

The job of 25,000 teachers from West Bengal went away, on the clashes between the teachers and the police protesting on this matter, the BJP leader said, “Is this something new in the state? If journalists (against the state government), they are arrested, beaten teachers and students. Is this something new? It is a part of the state government’s strategy. Something will be fine. “

#Watch North 24 Parganas, West Bengal | Actor and BJP Leader Mithun Chakraborty Says, “After Two Days Hanuman Jayanti will be celebrated and today we are participating in the ram navami shobha yatra. Come Under One Roof. pic.twitter.com/ltvpbdyqrw

– ANI (@ani) April 10, 2025

Concerns have expressed concern over the political future of Hindus in West Bengal

Earlier, Mithun Chakraborty has expressed concern about the political future of Hindus in West Bengal in the presence of BJP state president Sukant Majumdar during an event. This is not the first time Mithun has spoken on this issue. Earlier, he expressed similar concerns at a program in Barrackpore (also in North 24 Parganas).

He said that about 9 percent of Hindu voters in Bengal still do not participate in elections and urged them to come forward in the upcoming state assembly elections to be held next year and cast their votes. Mithun warned that if the BJP fails to win the 2026 assembly elections, Hindus in Bengal may face the same challenges as Bengali Hindus in Bangladesh.

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