The Trinamool Congress (TMC) announces an organisational overhaul in West Bengal by dissolving all party committees and its “frontal organisations,” citing an internal crisis. The move is described as happening “with immediate effect” and is followed by a stated plan for a comprehensive introspection and performance and organisational review.
The decision comes shortly after dissident TMC members in the West Bengal Assembly move the Assembly Speaker seeking recognition as a separate legislature party. Sources connect this action to broader internal rebellion within the party, which has intensified after the TMC’s recent electoral setback.
While both outlets report the same core steps—committee dissolution in West Bengal and an organisational review—each also frames the timing as linked to the challenge to party unity posed by the legislators’ request for separate recognition. The reports describe the dissolution as including all committees of the TMC in West Bengal and all of its associated frontal organisations, signalling a major restructuring aimed at addressing the ongoing factional dispute.
