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Humayun Kabir announces retirement from politics, breaks down in tears
- •Naoda MLA and Aam Janata Unnayan Party Chairman Humayun Kabir announced his voluntary retirement from active politics following alleged police harassment during the Rejinagar assembly by-election.
- •He broke down in tears before the media, stating he would apologize to the local people and step down from politics after the by-election results.
- •Humayun Kabir declared a complete boycott of the state assembly and stated he would no longer participate in assembly sessions or all-party meetings.
- •He also resigned from all assembly parliamentary committees, including the Minority Affairs Committee, the House Committee, and the Business Advisory Committee.
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Naoda MLA and Aam Janata Unnayan Party Chairman Humayun Kabir announced his voluntary retirement from active politics following what he alleged was 12 hours of intentional police harassment and detention during the Rejinagar assembly by-election.
Humayun Kabir announced a complete boycott of the assembly, stating he will no longer participate in state assembly sessions or parliamentary committees while Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari remains in office, and also stepped down from several assembly panels.
Humayun Kabir stated that after the by-election results are announced, he will hold a public meeting in Rejinagar to apologize to local residents, and he will consult the people of Naoda to decide whether he should permanently step down from his MLA post.
