Trinamool Congress (TMC) senior leader Abhishek Banerjee publicly challenges party rebels who have moved away from Mamata Banerjee’s leadership to return. Speaking as the party faces a major internal organizational crisis, Banerjee says that if the individuals come back to Mamata, he would resign “within an hour.” Multiple outlets report that he accuses these leaders of having struck a deal with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and of switching sides. Banerjee also claims that people who left the TMC receive protection from central agencies after changing affiliations. He further notes that he himself has faced multiple summons, but says he never runs away from such processes. The comments come amid reports that several TMC MLAs and MPs have left Mamata and joined other parties, including the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and the TMC Ritabrata faction. These departures are presented across the coverage as a response to the leadership and organizational crisis within the TMC, with some blaming Banerjee for the situation.
Abhishek Banerjee challenges TMC rebels to return, says he will resign
Trinamool Congress (TMC) senior leader Abhishek Banerjee publicly challenges party rebels who have moved away from Mamata Banerjee’s leadership to return. Speaking as the party faces a major internal...
- Abhishek Banerjee challenges TMC leaders who have left Mamata’s camp to return.
- He says he will resign within an hour if they return.
- Banerjee alleges the rebels have a deal with the BJP.
- He claims those who switched sides receive protection from central agencies and says he has faced summons but did not “run away.”
- The remarks come amid reports of TMC MLAs and MPs leaving for the NCP and the TMC Ritabrata faction.
Return to Mamata Ill resign in an hour Abhishek Banerjee challenges TMC rebels
3 hours agoAbhishek Banerjee's remarks come at a time when several TMC MLAs and MPs have left Mamata and joined NCP and the TMC Ritabrata faction, blaming him for the crisis within the party.
4 hours agoAbhishek Banerjee challenged former Trinamool Congress colleagues to return to Mamata Banerjee. He stated they would not return as they made a deal with the BJP. Banerjee claimed these individuals received protection from central agencies after switching sides. He mentioned facing multiple summons himself but never running away. This challenge comes amid the Trinamool Congress's significant organizational crisis.
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