Supreme Court Clears Babri Masjid Construction in Bengal, Political Stir Intensifies

• Supreme Court dismisses plea to halt Babri Masjid construction in West Bengal, citing no legal basis for a general ban.
• PIL filed by an organization claimed Babar attacked India and considered Hindus slaves, seeking prohibition of religious sites in his name.
• Justice Vikram Nath's bench rejected the petition, stating such a demand is outside constitutional purview.
• Political stir intensifies in West Bengal, particularly in Murshidabad's Beldanga area, where Janata Unnayan Party founder Humayun Kabir leads the initiative.
• Trinamool Congress leaders, including Navadwar Block President and Safiuzzaman Sheikh, have openly provided financial aid for the mosque's construction.