MPs Saayoni Ghosh and Mala Roy arrive in Delhi. The rebel faction will meet the Speaker to demand a separate group.
MP Saayoni Ghosh, who arrived in Delhi on Sunday, maintained suspense while answering reporters' questions. She refused to comment on the current political developments.
I will not say anything right now, I will speak when the right time comes. You will get to know then.
Ghosh further stated that she would only answer to the people of her constituency and is confident that her voice will be heard. Her statement has further fueled the market of speculation.
According to sources, this rebel group is preparing to meet Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Monday. Before that, an important meeting of the group will be held on Monday evening to decide the future strategy.
In this meeting, the draft to be submitted to the Speaker will be finalized. These MPs are planning to formally apply for recognition as an independent parliamentary group or faction in the Parliament.
Initially, a list of 19 TMC MPs went viral on social media. But on Saturday, after MP Sudip Banerjee met with BJP leaders and joined the rebel faction, this number increased to 20.
Meanwhile, South Kolkata MP Mala Roy has also reached Delhi; she had resigned from the post of Trinamool Congress president on June 8.
This rebellion has deepened the crisis in the party. Abhishek Banerjee and Kalyan Banerjee have met with Mamata Banerjee to discuss this crisis. Meanwhile, two complaints have also been filed against Abhishek Banerjee, further increasing the party's difficulties.
This development is a major challenge for Mamata Banerjee. Now the question arises as to which is the real and stronger faction of the party and what the future of West Bengal politics will be.
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