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TMC vs TMC out in open: Major setback for Mamata as rebel MLAs claim support of nearly 50 MLAs
The Trinamool Congress (TMC) on Wednesday appeared headed for a major internal crisis as MLAs entering the state assembly did not dismiss the rumours that over 50 legislators had thrown their weight behind an MLA, who may lead the new faction of the Mamata Banerjee-founded party. On nomination of West Bengal Assembly LoP, TMC MLA Mustafizur Rahman told news agency ANI: "We don't know the exact figure... I am hearing from outside that 59 signatures have been recieved.
TMC vs TMC intensifies: Mamata camp brands rebel MPs 'traitors'; Kakoli Ghosh says 'jhukega nahi'
With Trinamool Congress staring at its biggest possible rupture, party MP Kalyan Banerjee came out all guns blazing against the rebel camp led by Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar. Calling the dissidents "desperate", he accused them of betraying party boss Mamata Banerjee and alleged that BJP was targeting to weaken Didi's party. Addressing a presser, Kalyan Banerjee asserted that the rebel camp lacks the numbers needed to comfortably overcome the provisions of the anti-defection law.
TMC defers Mamata-led MLAs' meeting after majority skip amid Abhishek, Kalyan Banerjee attack row
A meeting of newly elected Trinamool Congress (TMC) legislators, scheduled to be chaired by party supremo Mamata Banerjee on Sunday, was called off after nearly three-fourths of the party's 80 MLAs failed to attend. The party said that the low turnout was due to the "sudden and emergent ground situation" after the alleged attack on TMC general secretary and Mamata's nephew Abhishek Banerjee and party MP Kalyan Banerjee. "The meeting was pre-scheduled.
'Better off without them': Mamata's message to TMC rebels and a 'Hitler' jibe at BJP
Amid reports of infighting, TMC supremo and former West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee hit back at rebel leaders while saying that the party is "not for its leaders but it is for its workers". Speaking hours after TMC expelled two MLAs for 'anti-party activities', Mamata said that the party is "better off" without the rebel MLAs. "There may be some people who take advantage of situations, but those who thought such people were their assets have left, and we are better off without them.
Kalyan Banerjee assault row: Mamata meets TMC MP; BJP denies involvement - top developments
West Bengal's political tensions escalated sharply on Sunday after Trinamool Congress ( TMC) MP Kalyan Banerjee alleged that he was attacked by BJP workers near Chanditala Police Station in Hooghly district while on his way to submit a deputation regarding post-poll violence. The incident came amid an already charged political atmosphere following the alleged attack on TMC national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee a day earlier in South 24 Parganas. The alleged assault on the Serampore MP...
Speculation mounts over TMC’s MPs, its heft in INDIA bloc
As TMC faces its biggest crisis in West Bengal, there is growing speculation over the future of its contingent of MPs in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, the impact developments in Bengal will have on the heft of the second largest opposition party within INDIA bloc and its overall ramifications on Opposition’s capacity to take on the govt, especially as the Mamata Banerjee-led party has been a most vociferous critic of BJP-led NDA govt at Centre. How the split within TMC in West Bengal following...
More trouble brewing for Mamata's TMC? Expelled MLA Ritabrata makes fresh claim
Expelled Trinamool Congress leader Ritabrata Banerjee on Friday exuded confidence that support for the rebel TMC faction he is leading will continue to "increase". Ritabrata's remarks came amid turmoil within Mamata Banerjee's party. The expelled TMC leader claimed to have the backing of a sizeable section of MLAs from the party's strength in the West Bengal assembly.
'Won't be able to go anywhere': BJP MP's warning for TMC after mob attacks Abhishek Banerjee
NEW DELHI: BJP Rajya Sabha MP Rahul Sinha on Saturday said Trinamool Congress (TMC) leaders may find it difficult to move freely among the public in future due to what he described as growing public anger and "hatred" towards the party. His remarks came hours after TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee was attacked by a mob during a visit to Sonarpur in West Bengal. Reacting to the incident, Sinha said Banerjee should reflect on the anger many people in the state feel towards the ruling party.
TMC turmoil deepens: 20 MPs send letter to Lok Sabha Speaker 'wanting to ally with NDA'
At least 20 TMC MPs have submitted a letter to the Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla expressing their desire to ally with the BJP-led NDA, news agency PTI reported citing party lawmaker Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar on Monday. This came after Rajya Sabha MP Sukhendu Shekhar Ray's resignation from the party and the Upper House, which was accepted by the chairman. "Nearly 20 TMC MPs, including me, have written to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla about our decision to support the NDA," she said.
'Arrest me if you want': Mamata accuses BJP of using police to break TMC
Alleging that BJP was trying to break the Trinamool Congress ( TMC), Mamata Banerjee on Monday dared the saffron party to “arrest her if they want”, her words coming shortly after police denied TMC permission for a sit-in at Rani Rashmoni Avenue on June 2. “Trinamool will protest on June 2 even without police permission, a mic or a stage. We will protest in Delhi if they don’t let us protest in Kolkata,” the former CM said in a Facebook video.