Humayun Kabir’s open challenge to Mamata Banerjee, big announcement by forming a new party

Humayun Kabir Statement: Political turmoil has intensified in West Bengal before the 2026 assembly elections. Recently, MLAs were in the news for controversial statements. Humayun Kabir Statement Has further increased the political temperature. After suspension from Trinamool Congress (TMC), Humayun Kabir not only formed a new party but also directly challenged Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. He has announced that he will not allow TMC to win even a single seat in Murshidabad district.

After being expelled from TMC, Humayun Kabir launched his new political party on Monday, 22 December. ‘Janata Unnayan Party’ (JUP) Announced the formation of. On this occasion, while addressing the public meeting organized in Beldanga, he fiercely targeted the Mamata government. Humayun Kabir said that in the 2026 assembly elections, his party will field candidates on all 294 seats of West Bengal. He clarified that his special focus will be on about 100 Muslim dominated seats. He himself announced to contest elections from Beldanga and Rejinagar seats.

Humayun Kabir, known for his aggressive attitude, also announced the names of two women candidates from the stage itself. He announced to field Manisha Pandey from Murshidabad and Nisha Chatterjee from Ballygunge seat of Kolkata. during this time Humayun Kabir Statement also warned the police that if false cases were registered against the activists attending the public meeting, the police station would be cordoned off within 12 hours.

Humayun Kabir claimed that they will win 100 seats in 2026, which will include 70 Muslim and 30 Hindu MLAs. His political journey has also been full of ups and downs—starting with Congress, then TMC, Lok Sabha elections from BJP in 2019 and returning to TMC again after the defeat. Now all eyes are on the results of 2026 on the claims of Humayun Kabir, the sitting MLA from Bharatpur.