Congress invites Mamata to July 21 event in Kolkata, asks her to admit quitting party was 'mistake'
Banerjee should recognise the historical significance of the July 21, 1993 movement instead of ‘attempting to rewrite its legacy’."If Mamata Banerjee really has the courage, she should not distort history. She should admit that she took a wrong political decision in the past. She is welcome to come to our programme at Shahid Minar and pay tribute to the martyrs," he said.Mr.
- ▪Banerjee should recognise the historical significance of the July 21, 1993 movement instead of ‘attempting to rewrite its legacy’."If Mamata Banerjee really has the courage, she should not distort history.
- ▪She should admit that she took a wrong political decision in the past.
- ▪She is welcome to come to our programme at Shahid Minar and pay tribute to the martyrs," he said.Mr.
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West BengalCongress president Subhankar Sarkar on Tuesday (July 14, 2026), invited TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee to the party's July 21 programme in Kolkata, saying she should acknowledge that leaving the Congress nearly three decades ago was a ‘mistake’.Also ReadCalcutta High Court to hear TMC Mamata Banerjee-led faction's petition for permission for rally on July 15High Court orders notices to Mamata, Abhishek in contempt case over TMC Martyrs' Day rallyWhy are rival groups of Trinamool Congress laying claim over party funds | ExplainedSpeaking to reporters after reviewing preparations for the 'Martyrs' Day' programme at Shahid Minar, Mr. Sarkar said Ms.
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