Mamata Banerjee and Suvendhu Adhikari go head-to-head in the Assembly. She accuses her rivals of \”targeting Muslims because this is the holy month of Ramzan\” He says Muslim MLAs from her party would be thrown out if his party were to come to power. She responds: \”I’m a Hindu, and I don’t need certification from BJP\” The row comes with the 2026 election, to be held in March-April, on the horizon. The opposition party then responded with accusations of Hindu temples being vandalised. The throwdown included BJP lawmakers protesting furiously outside the Assembly building. The row included Ms Banerzee thundering \”I’re a Hindu… don’t needs certification from Hindu dharma\” and ripping into the saffron party’s \”imported Hindu dharmas\” The Chief Minister also reminded the BJP that sovereignty, secularism, and pluralism remain the main pillars of India’s democracy, and that every Indian has the right to practise his/her religion. \”As Chief Minister, my responsibility is to care for all,\” she said, as BJP lawmakers shouted anti-government slogans. \”Do not play the ‘Hindu card’…\” she warned.