'L'amour' exclusive Abayas and Sheilas store inaugurated in Mangaluru
Mangaluru: BMB Group on Sunday inaugurated its first outlet of exclusive Abayas and Sheilas in the city, here on the ground floor of Mangalore gate building at Kankanady.
The outlet was inaugurated by Abdul Khader of Vijaya Beedis Sagar and his wife Fathima in the presence of BMB Group owner Shoukath Ali, his mother Hovamma and others.
Named ‘L’amour’ the store offers variety of choices in readymade abayas and sheilas, Turkey sheilas, student Abayas, head covers, Niqabs, Makkani, Brooches, Abaya Shampoos and other abaya and Sheila fabrics and will also accept all types of Abayas and Sheila stitching orders.
To mark the opening of the store, it will offer 15-20% discount on selected items in the first week. The offer will run till May 12.
Shoukath Ali said BMB Group is planning more such outlets and other projects in the city which will come up in next few months.
Ustad Mohammed Basheer Darimi prayed for the success of the store.
Brothers of Shoukath Ali, Nazir, Haris, Salim and Zamir were also present during the inauguration of the shop.
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TMC MLA Humayun Kabir apologises for claiming 'coterie' influencing Mamata's decisions
Kolkata (PTI): Trinamool Congress MLA Humayun Kabir has apologised to the party's leadership for his recent comment that a "coterie" was influencing Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee's key decisions.
Kabir, the MLA of Bharatpur in West Bengal's Murshidabad district, expressed his apology on Friday in reply to a show cause notice issued by the party's disciplinary committee.
"Yes, I have sent a reply. I will certainly follow party discipline. But I think being a person from the rural belt, not conversant with the ways of the city, I faced this situation for speaking my mind. However, I had not said anything against my party or its leadership," he told reporters.
"Our CM epitomises the spirit of 'Maa-Mati-Manush' and being a person of the grassroots level, I always stay rooted to the ground. Maybe I should have been more careful about my way of expressing," he said.
A senior member of the TMC's legislative disciplinary committee said the reply to the show cause letter was received, and a decision on it will be communicated soon.
Kabir, however, said some other TMC MPs had on earlier occasions made comments against party colleagues but were not censured.
On Thursday, he met the CM in the assembly's lobby where she had asked him to reply to the show-cause notice first.
On November 26, Kabir had said a coterie within the party was taking certain decisions to cement their position and was influencing the CM's key decisions for their short-term gains.
He had said this a day after the TMC national executive meeting where the party had categorically asked its leaders not to make comments in public against any internal decision and formed disciplinary committees at different levels.
Kabir had earlier advocated for giving more responsibility to TMC national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee, reiterating that the Diamond Harbour MP was undoubtedly the number two in the party's hierarchy and those trying to undermine his influence would not succeed.
