Yusuf Pathan asks Shah to step in, halt removal of Murshidabad loudspeakers
Three rebel Trinamool Congress (TMC) MPs who left the party and joined the NCPI, sought Union home minister Amit Shah’s “urgent intervention”
Three rebel Trinamool Congress (TMC) MPs from Murshidabad district have requested Union Home Minister Amit Shah to intervene and halt the removal of loudspeakers from mosques in the area. In a memorandum submitted to the home minister's office, the MPs, including Yusuf Pathan, Abu Taher Khan, and Khallilur Rehman, emphasized the need for fair, uniform, and sensitive implementation of noise regulations, while respecting religious sentiments.
The three MPs, who defected from the TMC to an unrecognised party backing the BJP, joined a group of 20 lawmakers who left the TMC to join the NCPI. The memorandum highlights the delays in deciding Electoral Photo Identity Card (EPIC) tribunal cases, which have affected genuine voters across Murshidabad district and other districts in West Bengal.
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