TMC crisis deepens as Party Leaders reach Delhi ahead of Rebels' Meeting With Lok Sabha Speaker

The political turmoil within the Trinamool Congress (TMC) continues to intensify as senior party leaders Saayoni Ghosh and Mala Roy arrived in New Delhi ahead of a crucial meeting between rebel TMC MPs and Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.

The developments come amid an ongoing internal conflict that has exposed growing divisions within the ruling party in West Bengal.

The rebel MPs are expected to meet the Speaker regarding issues linked to their status within the party and Parliament. Their move follows weeks of public disagreements and allegations against the TMC leadership, creating one of the biggest challenges for the party in recent years.

Saayoni Ghosh and Mala Roy's arrival in Delhi is being viewed as part of the party's efforts to manage the crisis and engage with lawmakers amid the escalating dispute.

TMC leaders have maintained that the party remains united, while rebel MPs continue to press their demands and criticize the leadership's functioning.

The internal rift has attracted significant political attention, with opposition parties closely monitoring developments. Political observers believe the outcome of the rebels' meeting with the Speaker could have important implications for the party's parliamentary strength and future political strategy.

As both camps continue discussions and negotiations, the crisis has become a major test for TMC chief Mamata Banerjee and the party's leadership ahead of upcoming political battles in West Bengal.