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One led by Mamata, other by Ritabrata: How EC's ‘two-wing test’ will decide which faction is Trinamool Congress
Former chief minister Mamata Banerjee’s camp has lost 62 of the party’s 80 MLAs since the West Bengal assembly election | India News
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Ritabrata’s ‘real TMC’ forms new committee, removes Mamata as chairperson
Internal revolt deepens as rival factions claim organisational legitimacy in Bengal politics
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TMC rebel faction forms parallel leadership structure, claims support of 64 MLAs
A breakaway faction of the Trinamool Congress, led by Ritabrata Bandopadhyay and claiming support from 64 MLAs, has formed a new 30-member national working committee, appointing…
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Mamata Banerjee claims TMC Chairperson role in letter to EC even as rebels name Arup Roy
A significant rift has emerged within the Trinamool Congress as rebel MLAs appointed Arup Roy as the new party chairperson, sidelining Mamata Banerjee. Despite this, Banerjee…
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Mamata Banerjee tightens grip over TMC as party files fresh leadership list with EC
The Trinamool Congress is facing an internal revolt, prompting Mamata Banerjee's faction to submit a new list of office bearers to the Election Commission, solidifying her…
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Mamata Banerjee is TMC chief, party tells EC after rebel MLAs ‘remove’ her from post
A group of legislators led by Ritabrata Banerjee named party leader Arup Roy as the chief of ‘real TMC’ on Monday.
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Mamata's move after being replaced as 'TMC chief' amid rebellion| Bengal| Ritabrata Banerjee
The political crisis within the Trinamool Congress (TMC) deepened on June 22 as a rebel faction claimed to have removed Mamata Banerjee as party chairperson and elected senior MLA…
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Mamata loyalists, rebels submit list of new office-bearers to EC
Trinamool Congress faces internal rebellion as loyalists and rebels submit rival office-bearer lists to the Election Commission.
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Mamata Banerjee camp steps up attack on rebel leader Ritabrata Banerjee, seeks action over woman's complaints
The Trinamool Congress has escalated its offensive against rebel leader Ritabrata Banerjee, with a party spokesperson urging government action following alleged complaints from a…
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TMC split deepens as Mamata, Ritabrata camps move EC, stake claim of party control
On Monday afternoon, the rebel faction, claiming the support of 65 of the party’s 80 legislators, held a session at a hotel in New Town, Kolkata. | India News
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BJP's Dilip Ghosh takes swipe at TMC amid escalating internal power struggle
West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress is embroiled in a deep internal crisis as rival factions vie for control. Rebel MLAs, led by Ritabrata Banerjee, have declared a parallel…
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TMC rebel faction says it is the 'real' party, claims majority support among Bengal MLAs
Addressing a press conference, Banerjee said, "It is a routine process. Whenever there is a special session or any session, it must be apprised to the Election Commission of India…
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Trinamool division: What are the options before the Election Commission?
Explore the Trinamool Congress rift as factions vie for control and the Election Commission's role in resolving the dispute.
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‘We are the Trinamool Congress’: West Bengal LoP Ritabrata Banerjee amid internal rift with Mamata camp
Bengal LoP Ritabrata Banerjee claimed that a majority of the party's elected representatives in West Bengal were aligned with his faction | India News
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One led by Mamata, other by Ritabrata: How EC's ‘two-wing test’ will decide which faction is Trinamool Congress
Former chief minister Mamata Banerjee’s camp has lost 62 of the party’s 80 MLAs since the West Bengal assembly election | India News
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Watch: Mamata loyalists, rebels submit list of new office-bearers to ECI
Mamata Banerjee's camp has announced a new list of party office-bearers and submitted it to the Election Commission amid a growing leadership battle within the Trinamool Congress.…