TMC MP Slams Abhishek Banerjee's Resignation Remark

Rebel Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Shatabdi Roy has slammed party national secretary Abhishek Banerjee's recent comment on resignation. On Sunday, Roy stated that it is too late for Abhishek Banerjee to talk about resignation, as the election results were announced on May 4.

According to Roy, Abhishek Banerjee should have resigned on May 5, the day after the election results were announced. Roy believes that this would have prevented the party from breaking apart. The actor-turned-politician's statement comes after Abhishek Banerjee said on July 18 that he would resign from the party if all rebel MLAs returned to TMC Supremo Mamata Banerjee's faction within an hour.

The TMC is currently facing infighting, with several MPs rebelling against the party leadership. TMC MP Mahua Moitra has slammed the rebel MPs for being invited to an all-party meeting on the Monsoon Session of Parliament. Moitra pointed out that the Lok Sabha Speaker has not yet decided on the status of the rebel MPs, and that the disqualification petitions against them are still pending.

Moitra also criticized the rebel MPs for being part of an unrecognized party, stating that they have been termed 'traitors' by the TMC. TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh also called the rebel MPs 'traitors', saying that they won their seats under the TMC symbol but are no longer connected to the state government.

The rebel TMC MPs are planning to observe the annual Martyr's Day on July 21 at Rajghat in the national capital. The event is likely to further escalate the infighting within the party. The TMC is facing a challenging time, with several leaders questioning the party's leadership and direction.

The current situation within the TMC is a result of the party's poor performance in the recent elections. The party is struggling to come to terms with its defeat and is facing internal conflicts. The rebel MPs are demanding changes in the party's leadership and direction, which is being resisted by the party's top leaders.

The TMC's infighting is not only affecting the party but also the state of West Bengal. The party's internal conflicts are being seen as a sign of weakness, which could be exploited by opposition parties. The TMC needs to resolve its internal differences and present a united front to the people of West Bengal.

In conclusion, the TMC's infighting is a major concern for the party and the state of West Bengal. The party needs to find a way to resolve its internal differences and move forward. The current situation is not only affecting the party but also the people of West Bengal, who are looking for a stable and effective government.