National Politics: Earthquake signals in the country’s politics; Another big party on the verge of breaking up

West Bengal Politics : Information has come to light that there is a big upheaval going on behind the scenes in the politics of West Bengal. Since the announcement of the results of the assembly elections, the political atmosphere in the state has been continuously changing. Due to resignations within the party, the Trinamool Congress of former West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has started to suffer shock after shock due to the push session. In this way, a very big news is coming out from the politics of Bengal now, it has sparked discussions that there are moves to form a ‘New Trinamool Congress’ party directly excluding Mamata Banerjee and Abhishek Banerjee.

There has been talk in political circles that the political situation in Maharashtra could be repeated in Bengal due to internal party discontent, activities of rebel leaders and secret meetings of some MLAs.

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Action on Whistleblower MLAs and Spark of Rebellion

The TMC has taken strict action against two of its MLAs for openly raising their voice against the party, i.e. taking the role of ‘whistleblower’ on the alleged signature case in the party. In this case, TMC has expelled Ritabrata Bandopadhyay and Sandipan Saha from the party. According to information received, after these two MLAs were removed from the party, Mamata Banerjee And to support Abhishek Banerjee’s leadership, it has been shockingly revealed that a new faction and a new party is being built from within the party itself.

Disputes within the party are on the rise

Due to the expulsion of these two MLAs, the internal strife in the TMC has now come to the fore. It is clear from these developments that everything is not going smoothly in the party after the elections. With the ousted MLAs and some disgruntled factions in the party preparing to come together to form a new political option, Mamata Banerjee’s difficulties are likely to increase in the coming days. The talk of this possible new party has created a lot of excitement in the entire political circles of West Bengal.

According to sources, around 15 to 20 MLAs are in touch with such leaders, who are trying to put pressure on the leadership by setting up pressure groups in the party. However, none of these MLAs have publicly announced rebellion.

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Why is it being compared with Maharashtra?

Current affairs in Bengal are being compared to politics in Maharashtra. In 2022, Eknath Shinde rebelled against Uddhav Thackeray, leading to a major split in the Shiv Sena. Later, the Shinde group itself was recognized as the real Shiv Sena.

Subsequently, Ajit Pawar split the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and weakened Sharad Pawar’s hold. In both cases, the situation began with closed-door meetings, discontent among legislators and growing resentment against the leadership.

At present, similar discussions have arisen in Bengal as well. The emergence of independent power centers within the TMC and disaffection among leaders after the electoral defeat have fueled the speculation.

Will there really be a split in TMC?

According to political analysts, the West currently has little chance of an insurgency like Maharashtra. This is because at present no major group has openly opposed the leadership. Any split would require the support of a large number of legislators and organizational leaders.

Still, the expulsion of two MLAs, Mamata Banerjee’s public allegation of trying to split the party, and the constant stream of reports of disaffection clearly show that the TMC leadership is taking the threat seriously.

If more MLAs openly support the rebel leaders in the coming days, West Bengal politics may see a major shift. All eyes are currently focused on Mamata Banerjee’s next steps and the turmoil within the party.