The Trinamool Congress (TMC) expels two of its MLAs from the party for alleged “anti-party” activities, according to reports from multiple outlets. The development comes after Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari addresses the issue at a press conference, stating that the two MLAs had filed complaints relating to the “fake signature” case connected to the State Assembly. While the outlets agree on the core action taken by the party and the broad reason cited, the reports focus mainly on the party’s internal disciplinary step and the link drawn to the MLAs’ complaints. The expelled MLAs are said to have pursued complaints connected to the alleged fake signatures, which the party characterizes as actions inconsistent with party discipline. The reports do not provide additional details on the specific complaint contents, the timelines, or the procedural process that leads to the expulsion beyond referencing the “anti-party” allegations and the State Assembly complaint context. The matter is reported as an escalation within the party following the allegations and related paperwork submitted through complaints.