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TMC Leader Banerjee Criticizes Mamata’s Camp Over Disqualification Notice

TMC veteran Ritabrata Banerjee publicly denounced the Mamata Banerjee camp after the party issued notices to ten rebel legislators regarding their disqualification petition. Banerjee accused the camp of undermining party unity and called for a review of the notices. The move follows growing tensions within the Trinamool Congress as dissenting members seek to challenge the party’s authority. The situation remains fluid as both sides prepare for potential legal and political repercussions.

TMC Leader Banerjee Criticizes Mamata’s Camp Over Disqualification Notice
TMC Leader Banerjee Criticizes Mamata’s Camp Over Disqualification NoticePhoto via Deccan Herald

Ritabrata Banerjee, a senior member of the Trinamool Congress, has openly criticized the Mamata Banerjee camp after the party issued notices to ten rebel legislators over a disqualification plea.

The notices, sent to the lawmakers who have been vocal against the party’s leadership, sparked a sharp response from Banerjee. He accused the camp of attempting to fracture party unity and urged a reassessment of the disqualification process.

The incident reflects deepening rifts within the TMC as dissenting MLAs seek to challenge the party’s authority. Both sides are now preparing for potential legal and political fallout, with the party’s leadership under scrutiny for its handling of internal dissent.

Observers note that the situation could influence upcoming electoral strategies and the party’s public image in West Bengal.

The dispute remains unresolved, with further developments expected as the TMC navigates the internal crisis.

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