Trinamool Congress MP Kirti Azad has blamed BJP leader Nishikant Dubey for the ongoing turmoil within the TMC, alleging that the party’s internal rebellion is being orchestrated from Dubey’s residence. Azad claimed he has a trusted insider who regularly provides him with information about developments related to the controversy. However, political observers suggest that the crisis is rooted more in the TMC’s own internal factionalism than in external influence. Discontent over the leadership style and functioning of Abhishek Banerjee has reportedly been growing for some time, with several party leaders publicly expressing dissatisfaction. The recent statement by Kalyan Banerjee that “either Abhishek Banerjee or I will remain” has further highlighted the widening divisions within the party. The developments could indirectly benefit the BJP, particularly as the government seeks broader parliamentary support for key legislative measures such as delimitation and the Women’s Reservation Bill in the upcoming session. Nevertheless, analysts believe the primary trigger for the current crisis remains the internal power struggle within the TMC.
TMC Crisis: Kirti Azad Claims He Has Insider Information on Party Split
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