Trinamool Congress announces organisational overhaul amid internal rebellion, dissolves all committees in Bengal
The Trinamool Congress has dissolved all its organisational committees in West Bengal amid internal dissent from legislators. This decision follows a request from dissident MLAs to be recognized as a separate legislature party, highlighting the ongoing crisis within the party. The TMC plans to conduct a comprehensive review of its structure and reconstitute its organisational framework in response to recent electoral setbacks.
- ▪The Trinamool Congress dissolved all its organisational committees in West Bengal.
- ▪Dissident MLAs have sought recognition as a separate legislature party.
- ▪The party will conduct a comprehensive review and reconstitute its organisational structure.
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The Trinamool Congress (TMC) on Wednesday (June 3, 2026) dissolved all of its organisational committees in West Bengal and announced a comprehensive review of the party structure, a dramatic move that comes in the backdrop of rebellion by a large section of its legislators.In a statement posted on X, the TMC said that all committees of the party in West Bengal, as well as all of its frontal organisations, stood dissolved with immediate effect. Abhishek Banerjee moves Calcutta HC against signature forgery allegationsThe decision comes hours after dissident TMC MLAs moved the Assembly Speaker seeking recognition as a separate legislature party, deepening the crisis within the organisation following its recent electoral setback.It said the party would undertake a “comprehensive exercise of…
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