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Congress Divided Over Alliance With Muslim Cleric's Outfit In Bengal

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A young preacher and his fledgling party are at the centre of a rift within the Congress in Bengal, where elections will take place from March-end. ISF (Indian Secular Front) chief Abbas Siddique, who is popular as "Bhaijaan" among his supporters, is from the Furfura Sharif shrine in Hooghly district, around 50 km from Kolkata. He is a Pirzada of the shrine, the second most revered for Muslims after Ajmer Sharif. He is known to be a big crowd-puller. It was his presence at a Left-Congress rally that set off a fresh round of internal wrangling in the Congress.


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