Bansberia is a town and a municipality in Hooghly district in
the state of West Bengal, India. It is under Mogra/ Chinsurah
police stations in Chinsurah subdivision. It is at the western
end of the Kalyani Bridge, and a part of the area covered by
Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority. Bansberia is 4 km
from Bandel on the Bandel-Katwa branch line. Bansberia was one
of the main villages of ancient Saptagram, once the main port
and commercial complex in the area. The temples of Ananta
Vasudeva and Hangseshwari are famous here. The Vasudeva temple
is constructed in the traditional ekaratna style with curved
cornices and an octagonal tower. Hangseshwari temple has a
unique architectural style. There are thirteen minars, each
shaped like a lotus bud, and the inner layout follows the human
anatomy. Zafar Khan Ghazi Mosque and Dargah situated at Tribeni
in Hughli district, West Bengal, India, are considered to be
among the earliest surviving Muslim monuments in Bengal.
According to an inscription, the mosque is