Two MPs from Murshidabad meet West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari to discuss the removal of loudspeakers from mosques and the status of pending cases in SIR tribunals in the district. The MPs also raise the pace of tribunal decisions, with one urging that rulings be expedited by the end of December.
MP Abu Taher Khan and another representative speak after meeting at the state secretariat, Nabanna. Khan alleges that Muslims are being targeted in West Bengal, and he calls for the government to halt what he describes as pressure affecting worship. The reports also note that the MPs’ meeting follows prior discussions with Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
Across the outlets, the accounts align on the meeting’s purpose—loudspeaker removals and tribunal cases—and on Khan’s claim that the Muslim community is being targeted. They differ mainly in emphasis, with one outlet foregrounding the allegation and a direct appeal for prayers to continue, while others frame the meeting more explicitly around tribunal timelines and procedure.
