Union Home Minister Amit Shah made a strong statement in West Bengal, asserting that the Babri Masjid will not be allowed to be constructed as long as a single BJP worker is alive. Speaking at a rally, Shah emphasized the significance of the upcoming assembly elections in freeing Bengal from terror, riots, and infiltrators. He criticized the Mamata Banerjee-led government for its alleged failure to maintain law and order, accusing it of appeasement politics. Shah's remarks come amid heightened political tensions in the state, with the BJP aiming to unseat the Trinamool Congress in the 2026 elections. The Home Minister urged voters to support the BJP to ensure a secure and prosperous Bengal. His statement on the Babri Masjid underscores the BJP's commitment to its core ideological stance, drawing sharp reactions from opposition parties who accused him of divisive politics. The assembly elections are seen as a crucial test for both parties, with the BJP seeking to expand its footprint in the state.
