Koel Mallik also left Mamata Banerjee, this is the fourth resignation in 4 days
The infighting within the Trinamool Congress (TMC) in the politics of West Bengal is not showing any signs of stopping. The wave of dissatisfaction that started after the defeat in the assembly elections has now reached the top leadership of the party. The continuous resignations have not only deepened the organizational crisis but have also weakened the party’s strength in Parliament.
On Thursday, Rajya Sabha MP Prakash Chik Badaik and actress-turned-politician Koel Mallik sparked a new discussion in political circles by resigning from their posts. The resignation of four Rajya Sabha MPs in the last four days has clearly indicated that the dissatisfaction within the party has now taken a serious form.
TMC weakening in Rajya Sabha
The continuous resignations have had the biggest impact on the party’s numbers in the Rajya Sabha. Recently, after the resignation of Sukhendu Shekhar Rai and Sushmita Dev, now the strength of TMC has further reduced with the resignation of Prakash Chik Badaik and Koel Mallik.
The number of party MPs in Rajya Sabha has reduced from 13 to 9. Political experts believe that if more MPs leave the party in the coming days, TMC’s role in national politics may be affected. According to sources, some other MPs are also exploring new options regarding their political future.
Why is Koel Mallik’s resignation important?
Koel Mallik’s resignation is being considered a big blow to the party. Just a few months ago, he was sent to the Rajya Sabha and he described politics as a medium of social service and talked about playing an active role.
But his distancing from the party in such a short period raises many questions. Political analysts believe that this is not just a personal decision but could also be a sign of growing dissatisfaction within the party.
Shatrughan Sinha showed loyalty
While many leaders are leaving the party, some faces are still seen standing firmly with Mamata Banerjee. Actor and MP Shatrughan Sinha has clearly said that he will not leave the party and his leader in difficult times.
He said that whatever the political circumstances, it is his responsibility to morally stand with Mamata Banerjee at this time. His statement is being considered as a relief for the TMC leadership.
Suspense increased regarding Sayoni Ghosh
The biggest discussion within TMC is about MP and Youth Trinamool Congress President Sayoni Ghosh. His name is being taken among those leaders whose closeness with the rebel camp is discussed.
However, he has not yet given any clear statement publicly. This is the reason why there is constant speculation among party workers and leaders about his role.
Delhi meeting increased discussions
According to sources, many MPs including Sayoni Ghosh had attended an important meeting held in Delhi. Future political strategy and organizational equations are said to have been discussed in this meeting.
After the meeting, the discussion intensified that a new power center is taking shape within the party. However, no leader has given any official statement in this regard.
Questions increased due to silence
On her return to Kolkata on Thursday, journalists at the airport asked Sayoni Ghosh many questions, but she did not respond. Wearing a mask and cap, she sat in the vehicle and left without saying anything.
His silence is raising more questions in political circles. A section of party workers wants him to clarify his stand soon.
Big challenge in front of Mamta
Trinamool Congress seems to be going through its most difficult political phase at this time. Continuous resignations, activism of rebel leaders and increasing uncertainty within the organization have posed a big challenge to the party leadership.
In the coming days, it will be interesting to see how Mamata Banerjee deals with this crisis and whether TMC is able to unite its disintegrating organization again or not.
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