Read the explosive Qalam Times report on the public fury exploding against Amiruddin Bobby and his coterie for bankrupting Mohammedan SC, as voiced by devastated fans.
Angry Fans and Community Youth Take to Social Media, Demanding a Forensic Audit, ED/CBI Raids, and Severe Retribution for the Looters Who Plundered India’s Historic Minority Institution
Qalam Times News Network
Kolkata | June 11, 2026
The historic Kolkata Maidan is no longer just a battleground for football; it has transformed into the epicenter of a fierce public rebellion against the systematic looting of a 134-year-old national asset. Following the catastrophic revelation that Mohammedan SC has been buried under a crushing debt of nearly ₹14 crores, the collective patience of the community has completely shattered. Across social media platforms, the digital space has turned into a fiery courtroom of public accountability. The comment sections are overflowing with unbridled rage, bitter disappointment, and direct, unapologetic indictments of former president Amiruddin Bobby and his self-serving management committee.
The physical manifestations of this fury—posters defaced with giant red crosses, demands for resignation, and garlands of shoes hung over the club’s main gates—perfectly mirror the digital storm. For the average supporter, this is no longer a mere administrative crisis; it is an unforgivable cultural betrayal of Mohammedan SC and everything it stands for.
“How Did Your Private Empire Grow While Mohammedan SC Starved?” — The Raw Truth from the Fans
The most damning aspect of the public backlash is the community’s absolute refusal to accept empty political rhetoric any longer. Commentators, passionate fans, and local youth have launched a direct assault on the striking contrast between the club’s bankruptcy and the leadership’s skyrocketing personal fortunes.
The community’s anger has reached a boiling point, with fans directly naming and shaming the individuals responsible for this downfall. Look at the raw, unfiltered fury dominating the public discourse:
Imran Sarkar demanded an immediate financial investigation, stating:
“Please check his assets for management Bobby.”
Nisar Ahmed pointed directly at the systemic political corruption in Bengal that enabled this looting:
“Didi ka raaj me bhikari aur middle class councillors bhi karoro ka maalik ban baitha hai, iska zimmewar khud Didi hai… inlog ka property seize kar lo (Under Didi’s rule, even beggars and middle-class councillors have become masters of crores; Didi herself is responsible for this. Seize the property of these people).”
Md Sharique unleashed an explosive indictment regarding international assets, calling out the leadership over overseas holdings:
“Amirudin boby musalman ka gaddar hai……….. or pasport japt hona chaiye dubi or england me arbo ka poroati hai (Amiruddin Bobby is a traitor to the community………….. his passport should be confiscated; he owns billions in properties in Dubai and England).”
Shariq Ahmed blew the whistle on the wider circle involved in this institutional decay, noting:
“Ishtiyaqe Ahmed Raju and Ehtsham ul Haq are also the part of the game.”
While some defenders like Hamid Hossain tried to deflect by rationalizing political wealth—stating, “If he’s in politics he can build his personal empire through political earning as every political Councillor, MLA, MP, CM, PM etc. has”—the overwhelming majority of the community rejected this defense. They refuse to accept how public service and institutional guardianship were allegedly morphed into private real estate syndicates while the club went broke.
The Hostile Takeover of Minority Spaces vs. The Blueprint of True Integrity
A deeper systemic rot has been exposed by the community, with many drawing sharp contrasts between the corrupt political hijack of Mohammedan SC and other historical institutions that survived by keeping greedy politicians at bay. The public is openly expressing exhaustion over how elite political brokers run community centers like personal fiefdoms while completely neglecting true development.
Shuja Shafi launched a scathing attack on the modern leadership class, labeling them historic betrayers:
“Yahi log asal mir jaffar hain in se accha non muslim hai …. islamia hospital mohammedan sporting, yatim khana har jaga in ka kabza kam kuch nahin ek school ek college ek hospital apne kom ke liya banaya sirf apne liye sab kuch kiya ek no besharam log hain ye iss mee awaam bhi zimmadar hain jo acche aur educated log ko chor kar in ko apna neta bana lete hain (These people are the real Mir Jafars, even non-Muslims are better than them… Islamia Hospital, Mohammedan Sporting, Orphanages—they have captured every single place but done zero work. Did they build even a single school, college, or hospital for the community? They did everything only for themselves, these shameless people. The public is also responsible for abandoning educated, good people to vote for these leaders).”
Responding to Sheikh Imran’s earlier viral lamentation that “politicians are made presidents of every mosque or club in Muslim areas,” an analytical counter-blueprint was offered by another member of the community, showing that institutional purity is possible when political forces are rejected:
MD Sharique Ehsan explicitly refuted the idea that all minority bodies must fall to politicians, pointing to historic successes:
“Sheikh Imran Sorry Bhai Saheb aise keyee Edare hai lekin wahan nahi hota hai jismay ek edare k naam hai ANJUMAN TALIM O TARAQQI, founder of: 1. Islamia High School, 2. Tanti Bagh Library & Reading Room, 3. Tanti Bagh Girl’s School, 4. Benia Pukur Junior Madrasah… 5. Still running free Homeo Pathy Charitable Dispensary since 1914 continuously from their registered office. But never allowed any politician to hold any post while two members became Councillor Late Md. Zakir and another Late Md. Nezamuddin.”
This precise breakdown highlights the core of the community movement’s frustration: historically, the community possessed the administrative capacity to build hospitals, libraries, and schools autonomously. The ruin of Mohammedan SC is seen as a direct consequence of letting modern, avaricious political actors breach these sacred institutional boundaries.
Demands for Central Agency Raids and Legal Accountability
Another wave of heavy criticism in the public forum targets the deliberate political games being played with the club, as well as the immediate need for central law enforcement intervention to expose the financial trail.
Dawood Khan made a direct appeal for central intervention, stating:
“ED and CBI raid in Amiruddin Bobby house Suvendu Adhikari.”
The community is also expressing deep fatigue with the cycle of corrupt politicians taking over minority spaces. The transition from Amiruddin Bobby to MLA Humayun Kabir has been met with severe skepticism rather than celebration:
Sheikh Imran slammed the predictable cycle of leadership, stating:
“Ek topi baaj hata aur dusrra aagaya… Muslim areas mai yahi chalta aaya hai… Politicians log ko masjid ho ya club, uska president bana dete hai (One deceitful cap-wearer leaves and another arrives… this is exactly what has been happening in Muslim areas. They make politicians the president, whether it is a mosque or a club).”
Kishore Punjabi echoed this frustration, asking:
“Why again a politician has to be choosen ??”
Faisal Ali pointed out the sheer irony of the situation, mocking the promises of reform:
“Comedy. Zero political interference with the most controversial figure of Bengal politics.”
The level of frustration among the supporter base has grown incredibly severe. Aggressive, hyper-charged rhetoric has flooded the comment sections, highlighting that the complete emotional detachment and alleged financial mismanagement of the previous committee have pushed local fans to a state of absolute resentment.
The Verdict of the Maidan: No More Cover-ups
The entry of MLA Humayun Kabir as the new president has done nothing to calm the public’s wrath. Commentators are explicitly warning the new management that celebratory photo-ops and superficial damage control will not work. The community is not looking for a new political face to shield past crimes; they want systemic purification.
The ultimatum from the public movement is loud, aggressive, and uncompromising:
- Immediate ED & CBI Intervention: The community demands that central agencies raid and freeze the assets of Amiruddin Bobby and his inner circle, including Ishtiyaqe Ahmed Raju and Ehtsham ul Haq.
- Passport Confiscation: Immediate legal action to prevent those accused of siphoning club wealth from escaping scrutiny via overseas channels.
- Total Institutional Transparency: A complete break from the political nexus that treats historic minority sports institutions as personal cash cows, returning governance to educated, non-political professionals.
Mohammedan SC belongs to the blood, sweat, and tears of generations of ordinary families. The viral outrage has made it undeniably clear: the era of silent suffering is officially over, and the people will not rest until every single looter is brought to absolute justice.
