Indian politician's remarks on non-Muslims spark controversy

A political controversy has erupted in West Bengal, India, over remarks made by politician Firhad Hakim. In a video, Hakim is heard stating that those not born in Islam are 'unfortunate' and should be brought to the faith. The comments have drawn a sharp rebuke from Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, who accused Hakim of having the 'blood of Hindu and Muslim both' on his hands, framing the rhetoric as divisive. The exchange highlights ongoing communal tensions in the region during a politically sensitive period.