TMC Biggest Twist: What is going on inside TMC in West Bengal? Is a crisis like Shiv Sena facing TMC? Why did alarm bells start ringing for Mamata Banerjee? Who is the real player behind the rebellion in TMC? Is TMC’s future in danger now?
Kolkata: Political uproar continues in West Bengal. After the attack by the leaders, now the biggest news is that there has been a big rift in Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress (TMC). MLA Ritabrata Banerjee, who was expelled from the party, has formed his own separate faction with 58 MLAs. Not only this, with the support of 58 MLAs, he gave a letter of support to Assembly Speaker Rathindra Bose and demanded to declare him the leader of the legislative party and the leader of the opposition, which has also been approved by the Speaker.
Shiv Sena played with TMC
Let us tell you that Ritabrata Banerjee has played the biggest game by breaking the MLAs of former Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s party. Even CM Suvendu did not face such a bad situation when he left the party and joined BJP. But after this step of Ritabrata, now the threat of Shiv Sena of Maharashtra is looming over TMC. Like the party symbol was also snatched away from Uddhav Thackeray. Today TMC has come and stood at exactly the same point. If exactly the same thing happens then in the coming time Mamata Banerjee may also lose her party symbol.
Who is Ritabrata Banerjee who became the leader of opposition of Bengal?
Ritabrata Banerjee, who played the biggest game with Mamata Banerjee, has been elected MLA from Uluberia Purba assembly seat. However, before becoming an MLA, he had also been a Rajya Sabha MP from Bengal twice. Went to Rajya Sabha in 2017 and then became Rajya Sabha MP in 2024 also. Ritabrata has also been a leader of CPIM. But he was thrown out by CPI (M) due to his involvement in anti-party activities. After which he joined TMC. Now when TMC ousted him, he formed his own separate faction.
What will happen to TMC if 58 MLAs leave?
On this matter, BJP government minister Dilip Ghosh says that this development is a sign of the decline of the party’s “family rule”. Ghosh said, the real issue is that it was a family party, and people wanted to leave it, but were afraid. On the ongoing turmoil within the Trinamool Congress, he said that now people are moving away from family rule. Ultimately only Mamata and her nephew will be left; everyone else will go.