‘Let Them Dismiss Me, Impose President’s Rule’: Mamata Still Refuses to Resign Amid BJP Sweep in Bengal
- Trinamool Congress Chief Mamata Banerjee refuses to resign as West Bengal Chief Minister despite the BJP's electoral victory and calls for her dismissal, urging party unity and protest against alleged election fraud.
- Banerjee accused the Election Commission, election officials, and security forces of misconduct, alleging election irregularities, manipulation of election data, and violence, describing the election as an atrocity.
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'I won't resign': Mamata Banerjee reiterates at party meet; 10 newly-elected TMC MLAs skip meeting
Around 10 newly elected MLAs of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) reportedly skipped a crucial meeting convened by outgoing Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee at her residence in Kolkata on Wednesday evening to decide the Leader of the Opposition. The high-stakes meeting was attended by senior leaders, MPs, and MLAs, as the party began internal consultations following its defeat in the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2026. Of the 80 newly elected MLAs, ar…
TMC News: Mamata is sitting in a meeting with the newly elected Trinamool MLAs, who will be the Leader of Opposition in the Assembly?
Mamata Banerjee Refuses to Resign After Bengal Poll Defeat, Dares Centre to Impose President’s Rule
Mamata Banerjee has refused to resign despite the BJP’s massive victory in the West Bengal Assembly elections. Calling the poll outcome a “dark day,” the TMC chief alleged large-scale irregularities in vote counting and said her party would move the Supreme Court. Mamata challenged the Centre to dismiss her government and impose President’s Rule if it wished. The post Mamata Banerjee Refuses to Resign After Bengal Poll Defeat, Dares Centre to Im…
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