West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has triggered a seismic shift within the Trinamool Congress (TMC) this week, abruptly dissolving all organizational committees across the party. The move, announced in Kolkata, aims to address intensifying internal fractures and a sudden challenge to her leadership that has left the political landscape in West Bengal in a state of flux.
A Party in Transition
The dissolution follows a period of rapid internal destabilization, characterized by public infighting and the emergence of rival factions. The decision represents an unprecedented attempt by Banerjee to consolidate power and purge dissenting elements that have threatened the party’s cohesion.
For years, the TMC has operated under a centralized structure heavily reliant on Banerjee’s personal authority. Recent reports suggest that this model is now being questioned, with some analysts pointing to the so-called
