Bengal's Muslim Voters: A Whisper of Disenchantment, Not a Wave of Change

• A subtle shift in political mood among Muslim voters in West Bengal's districts like Murshidabad, Malda, Uttar Dinajpur, and Birbhum.
• Growing disenchantment due to limited economic progress, local corruption, and transactional politics, despite continued trust in Mamata Banerjee.
• Emerging interest in leaders like Humayun Kabir, particularly among younger voters and some clergy, though his impact remains uneven.
• The 'Babri Masjid' issue in Beldanga is not a decisive election factor; voters prioritize jobs, education, and governance.
• Concerns over names marked 'under adjudication' in electoral rolls, leading to a sense of political invisibility and potential vote splitting.