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TMC IS IMPLODING. THE FIRST CRACK HAS APPEARED IN TMC SCION ABHISHEK BANERJEE'S OWN CITADEL. A major political setback for the Trinamool Congress in South Bengal. Dramatic scenes unfolded at the Diamond Harbour Municipality on Monday afternoon after eight Trinamool councillors submitted their resignation letters simultaneously to the municipal...

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Even I wondered how CM Revanth Reddy confidently predicted 117 seats or more for the Congress while dismissing the claim that the BRS would win 78 seats based on surveys in same speech . It’s contradictory. Sources said, “firstly, there’s a clear difference between a prediction & a survey. First one is a political assessment. Second is measure public opinion at a given point in time. Secondly, the BRS’ 78-seat claim is based on the current 119-seat Assembly. Revanth Reddy’s prediction is for a post-delimitation scenario, where the Assembly is expected to expand to 182 seats. The internal joke was if they win 78seats in 2029, they still won’t form govt as that won’t be the majority post delimitation. May his words come true, sources giggled. Thirdly, I was told even BRS leaders themselves have repeatedly acknowledged that both delimitation and the possibility of One Nation, One Election remain on the table. Any survey internal or external of the next Assembly election has to account for those possibilities. Finally Let BRS respond. Another joke was there is an internal competition for who will send media invite first for press conference. As I was ending the conversation- tad came invite. “oh so Harish wasn’t fast this time”, sources laughed. Jokes apart, in the end, it comes down to one political reality that Telangana has demonstrated repeatedly: governments are often made or unmade in the final year, sometimes even in the last 6months before an election.

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Madam Mamata Banerjee, Thank you sincerely for expressing your deep concern and worry over the recent incident in Pahalgam, Kashmir. For your information, the Honourable Home Minister of India, Shri Amit Shah Ji, has already rushed to the spot, held high-level meetings, and initiated efforts to bring the situation under control. But this raises an important question about your role. For a long time, in your own state of West Bengal, radical jihadists have been relentlessly persecuting innocent Hindus in Murshidabad. Fleeing with their lives, many Hindus have been forced to abandon their homes, practically becoming refugees in their own land. Their possessions have been looted, and their homes set on fire. Despite witnessing these horrific atrocities against innocent Bengali Hindus, the police administration initially took no action. In fact, it was only after court intervention that central forces were deployed to stabilize the situation. Yet even after all this time, you have not visited Murshidabad, nor have you stood by the victims. From the highest administrative position in the state, the few comments you have made on the Hindu massacre in Murshidabad have left the persecuted Hindus of Bengal disheartened and increasingly anxious. The people of Bengal are beginning to understand where your real priorities lie! Therefore, I urge you—please turn your attention to Murshidabad. Stand beside the anxious Hindus there. While the Government of India is responding to the Kashmir situation with wartime urgency and will continue working to eradicate terrorism, it is now your responsibility to stop the politics of appeasement. Instead, you should act for the oppressed Hindus of your own state.

Dr. Sukanta Majumdar

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