The new cabinet of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has been sworn in following the Corona rules. Today, 43 ministers’ swearing-in ceremony at Raj Bhavan ended in 6 minutes. Mamata's new cabinet has been given a place for 7 people from the Muslim community, including 4 full ministers, 1 independent state minister and two state ministers.
Mamata's Trinamool Congress has nominated 42 Muslim candidates in this year's assembly elections, 41 of them have been elected and Naushad Siddiqui has been awarded as ISF candidates.
In the 2011 assembly elections, the number of Jati Muslim people in West Bengal was 59. In 2016, 294 members of the West Bengal state were elected in the 294-member assembly elections. In the 2016 assembly, 56 Muslim candidates were elected in the opposition.
7 of the 2016 Trinamool's JITi Vidhaks were given ministerial posts by Javed Khan, Firhad Hakim, Abdur Razzak Molla, Maulana Siddiqullah Chowdhury, Gitasuddin Molla, Golam Rabbani and Zakir Hossain.
42 Muslim candidates who are out in the election this year
1. Rafiqur Rahman from Amdanga Constituency
2. Abdur Rahim Kazi from Badurita seat
3. Rafiqu Islam Mandal from Bashirhat North
4. Hasanuzzaman SK from Beledanga
5. Bhagabangula to Idris Ali
6. Naushad Siddiqui (ISF) from Bhangar
7 Humaun Kabir from Bharatpur
8 .Shaukat Mollah from Canning East
9. Chakuli to Azad Minhajul Arfin
10. From Chapa to Rukbanur Rahman
11. Chopa to Hamidur Rahman
12. Humatuna Kabir from Devara
13. Deganga to Rahima Mandal
14. Zafiqul Islam from Dumkal
15. Faraka to Monirul Islam
16. From Gotalpokhar. Ghulam Rabbani
17. Nitamat Sheikh from Hariharpa
18. Harishchandrapur to Tajmul Hossain
19. Islam SK Nurul (Hazi) from Hawa
20. Abdul Karim Chowdhury from Islampur
21. Mosharraf Hossain from Etahar
22. From Jalangi to Abdur Razzak
23. Nasir Uddin Ahmed from Kaliganj
24. Ahmed Javed Khan from Kasba
25. Sheikh Shahnewaz from Ketugram
26. Firhad Hakim from Kolkata Port
27. Kumarganj to Turaf Hossain Mandal
28. Ali Mohammad from Lalgola
29. Gitas Uddin Molla from Magrahat West
30. Maltipur to Abdur Rahim Bakshi
31. Abdul Khalek Molla from Methiabruz
32. Shaikhul Hadith Maulana Siddiqueullah Chowdhury from Monteshwar
33. Sabina Itasmin from Mothabai
34. Dr. from Murarai. Mosharraf Hossain
35. Eat Kallol from Nakashipa
36. Shaheen Momtaz Khan from Naoda
37. Panskoza West to Turquoise Bibi
38. Raghunathganj to Akharuzzaman
39. Abdul Soumik Hossain from Raninagar
40. Rabiul Alam from Reginagar
41. Sonarpur North to Firdausi Begum and
42. Former Justice from Sujapur. Abdul Gani (were the highest number of votes in this year's election in West Bengal) has become a foreigner.
Muslim vote is an important issue in politics in West Bengal. The state has 30 percent Muslim votes in the state, with the 294 seats West Bengal Assembly 100 seats decided by the Muslim vote.
yarn: Indita.com.