He is a declared opponent of the BJP. He does not believe in Hindutva. Always outspoken. Critics say his remarks sometimes cross the bounds of decency. After the change of government in the state, Kabir Suman may now face trouble. An organization named ‘Jatir Katha’ has lodged a complaint against him at the Netajinagar police station.

Members of that organization claim that Kabir Suman has insulted women. His words have hurt Hindu sentiments. The organization announced the filing of the complaint on social media. Members of the organization stated, “Kabir Suman considers himself an intellectual. The kind of language he uses towards women and Bengalis, we, as Bengalis, Hindus, and those who respect women, will not tolerate this.”

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Members of that organization said, “We will take all necessary steps to ensure the artist is sent to jail. Our organization’s workers have gathered because Hindu society cannot be disrespected or ridiculed. He must pay for what he said.” However, according to police sources, no FIR has been filed against Suman yet. Investigations are ongoing as per procedure. The singer is accused of making some derogatory comments on a television channel three years ago. The main complaint is based on that. The police will take action according to the law.

Notably, Kabir Suman is known as a Trinamool supporter. He previously contested the Lok Sabha elections on a Trinamool ticket. Last March, he stood beside Trinamool supremo Mamata Banerjee at the Dharmatala protest stage and spoke out against the CBI. However, after the saffron wave in Bengal, the artist made a 180-degree turn, saying, “I am not a Trinamool supporter!” In an interview, Suman said, “During the CPM or Trinamool regimes, women’s security was ensured. I hope the new government maintains that trend. If elections were held now, I would still vote for Trinamool. But if any such communist party emerges, even at this old age, I would try to become a member. I will compose songs for them. I will stand by them.”

Netajinagar police station

Netajinagar Police Station is a law enforcement facility located in Kolkata, India, named after the revered Indian nationalist leader Subhas Chandra Bose, who was known as “Netaji.” The station serves the local community in the Netajinagar area, which was developed in the mid-20th century as a residential suburb. Its name reflects the enduring legacy of Bose, a key figure in India’s independence movement, within the region’s cultural and administrative identity.

Dharmatala protest stage

The Dharmatala protest stage, located in central Kolkata, India, is historically significant as a key site for political rallies and demonstrations during the Indian independence movement and beyond. It gained prominence in the early 20th century as a gathering point for activists, including those involved in the anti-colonial Swadeshi movement and later labor protests. Today, it remains a symbolic space for public expression and civic activism in the city.