Archive · 10 Jan 2026
Kabir Announces Babri Mosque Construction Start Date
Humayun Kabir, a politician who recently left the Trinamul Congress party, announced that the construction of a new mosque, called the Babri mosque, will start on 10 February.
He made this announcement during a visit to Furfura Sharif.
Kabir also said there will be a big public meeting on 1 February at Kolkata’s Brigade Parade Ground.
He expects a lot of people to attend, maybe even 10 lakh.
The construction of the mosque will be done by a company from Bengaluru and is expected to take two years.
Kabir also criticized the current government, saying it is oppressive and corrupt.
He mentioned that he is open to working with other parties to bring change, but he ruled out any alliance with the BJP.
He hinted that there might be a surprise at the upcoming rally.
Humayun Kabir announced the construction of the Babri mosque will begin on 10 February.
The announcement was made during his visit to Furfura Sharif after forming the Janata Unnayan Party.
A major public rally is planned at Kolkata’s Brigade Parade Ground on 1 February.
Kabir criticized the ruling Trinamul Congress, calling it oppressive and corrupt.
He ruled out any alliance with the BJP but hinted at possible surprises at the rally.
- Who
- Humayun Kabir, Bharatpur MLA and Janata Unnayan Party chairman
- What
- Announcement of Babri mosque construction start date and upcoming political rally
- When
- Announcement made on Friday; construction to start on 10 February; rally on 1 February
- Where
- Announcement at Furfura Sharif; rally at Kolkata’s Brigade Parade Ground
- Why
- To mark the beginning of mosque construction and to gather public support for his new political party
- Announcement Date
- Friday (unspecified date)
- Construction Start Date
- 10 February
- Location of Announcement
- Furfura Sharif
- Proposed Rally Date
- 1 February (Sunday)
- Expected Rally Turnout
- 10 lakh people (target)
- Construction Completion Time
- 2 years
- Construction Firm
- Private firm based in Bengaluru