After the defeat in the elections, one after another Trinamool leaders are speaking out publicly. Many are also leaving their positions and responsibilities. On Wednesday, Trinamool councilor Arup Chakraborty resigned from the post of chairman of the municipality’s public accounts committee. Now he has also stepped down from the role of party spokesperson. Today, he sent his resignation letter via email to Trinamool Congress’s all-India general secretary Abhishek Banerjee. In the email, Arup mentioned that he is leaving the post due to personal reasons.
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Just yesterday, Trinamool councilors Sushanto Ghosh and Arup Chakraborty left their municipal posts, raising several allegations against the party. Sushanto resigned from the post of borough chairman, and Arup resigned from the post of chairman of the municipality’s accounts committee simultaneously. After that, in a press conference, they targeted party chairperson Mamata Banerjee and several high-ranking leaders. They said, “We have to accept the defeat. Even after 24-25 days following the electoral defeat, no minister was seen. For their sake, we could not get close to Mamata Banerjee.” Arup directly asked, where did all the party heavyweights, who have X-Y category security, go after the defeat? Then, significantly, they also thanked the BJP. In this context, Arup sought release from the party spokesperson post today. He stated that he has spoken for the party even in very difficult situations. In many cases, despite lacking strong arguments, he has continued to fulfill the role of party spokesperson. But after the election defeat, do no arguments work anymore? Is he tired of arguing for the party? After the resignation, this question has started to arise in political circles.
After the change of power in the state, one after another Trinamool leader is resigning from party posts. Barasat MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar resigned from all party positions, criticizing various party decisions. This morning, senior Trinamool leader Dr. Shantanu Sen resigned from the post of national spokesperson. Additionally, across the state, councilors and mayors in various municipalities and corporations are resigning en masse.
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