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Another religious 'secular' political entity rises in the East

New Delhi, Dec 22: West Bengal's IPS officer-turned-politician Humayun Kabir may not be the first leader to eye a favourable mandate from more than 30 per cent Muslim population in the state, but perhaps the leader holding an extra edge in capturing religious sentiments with his intent of building a "Babri Masjid" in Murshidabad district.

FairPoint: The politics of selective secularism

New Delhi, Dec 14: It becomes impossible to ignore -- when a centuries-old Deepam lighting ritual in Tamil Nadu is projected as a threat to communal harmony, while political attempts to resurrect the Babri Masjid narrative in West Bengal are met with studied silence -- as an uncomfortable truth.

People voted for development, good governance, nationalism: VHP's Alok Kumar

Ayodhya, November 15: Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) international working president Alok Kumar on Saturday said the outcome of the Bihar Assembly Elections signals a significant change in electoral behaviour, arguing that the traditional notion of a consolidated Muslim vote bank influencing results no longer holds ground.

Congress-RJD using Muslims as vote bank: Kiren Rijiju

New Delhi, Sep 2: Union Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday accused the Congress and its allies of using the Muslim community as a vote bank and said that it is Prime Minister Narendra Modi who is working to uplift the community.

PM Modi accuses Congress of vote-bank politics, asks why does it not appoint party chief from Muslim community, reserve 50 pc tickets

Hisar, April 14: Noting that BR Ambedkar's life, struggles, and message have been the cornerstone of the government's 11-year journey, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday unveiled several development projects in Haryana and accused Congress of "appeasement politics" stating that if the party has "some sympathy" for Muslims, they should appoint party chief from the community and give 50 per cent tickets in Lok Sabha to members from the main minority community.