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West Bengal’s secularists are giving space to jihadists

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In the name of opposing Narendra Modi, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and those anti-jihadist forces, West Bengal’s secularists are actually granting space to radical Islam and pro-Pakistan forces. A columnist has written an article in The Organiser, where she has provided alarming information on the rise of radical Islam in West Bengal’s Kolkata city. She wrote: Kidnapping Dalit girls, rape/molestation of poor Hindu girls have become very common phenomena in West Bengal. While elite Kolkata raises slogans against rape incidents in Uttar Pradesh, they remain tongue-tied about horror incidents happening in West Bengal and Kolkata. Elites do not have even traces of hesitation to compare today’s Bengal with Uttar Pradesh while Kolkata, once, was called the Cultural Capital of India and was never comparable to Uttar Pradesh in criminal records. On the contrary, today’s Bengali Elites be vociferous against Hathras and Unnao maintaining deafening silence about torture on innumerable Dalit girls of West Bengal. About the organized attack on Visva Bharati University, a theatre worker, Kaushik Sen said, “we won’t protest against this now as that would benefit BJP”.

Isn’t it serious offence tolerating such extreme notoriety on Hindus in West Bengal, where those secularist hypocrites of Visya Bharati University are opting of remaining silent under the nefarious justification stating, their protests against such notoriety would “benefit BJP”? Taking full advantage of such silence of the West Bengal secularists and pro-Islamist policy of Mamata Banerjee and her Trinamool Congress cronies, Metiaburuz, an area in Kolkata has already gone into the grips of radical Muslims and most definitely it would serve the purpose of radical Islam and jihad. According to information, members of the law enforcement agencies in Kolkata are afraid of entering Metiaburuz area, despite order passed by the Calcutta High Court, simply because, this has already turned into a notorious area near Khidirpur dock where policemen regularly get assassinated in broad-day-light. This is the place where Hindu girls and women are regularly raped, while many of them even go missing. When Punam Kumari Das, daughter of a Dalit individual named Vinod Das went missing from Metiaburuz area, police refused to take any steps in rescuing her, as they are afraid of security of lives.

On June 7, 2017 morning, police recovered the girl initially from the residence of a Muslim named Korban Ali. His son Mintu Sheikh confessed his crime of abducting Punam Kumari, but the police did not take any action. It may be mentioned here that, Muslims in Metiaburuz are gradually becoming desperate and reckless as they know – West Bengal’s chief minister Mamata Banerjee and her cronies are continuously appeasing them. For Mamata, ensuring safety to her Hindu voters is of no importance. Instead, she is over-inclined in letting her Muslim voters do anything they want.

Mamata Banerjee’s romance with Islamists and enemies of India is nothing new. Many of her aides are even having intimacy with notorious Dawood Ibrahim as well as Pakistani spy agency ISI. This is not my mere assumption or false statement. These are based on solid evidences.

If the Hindus in West Bengal want to live with respect, and if they do not want letting radical Muslims and jihadists take control of West Bengal, they must make the right decision of rejecting Mamata Banerjee and Trinamool Congress. It is a great opportunity for the West Bengal voters to make BJP winner, and save the province from being totally hijacked by radical Muslims, jihadists and agents of Pakistan.

Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury is an internationally acclaimed multi-award-winning anti-militancy journalist, research scholar, counterterrorism specialist, and editor of Blitz.

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