Mamata Banerjee

The SC is set to hear the Enforcement Directorate's plea against West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee's alleged interference in a coal-pilferage probe. The case highlights escalating tensions between state and central agencies as the state prepares for upcoming assembly elections.

In her fifth letter to the CEC, West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee expresses deep concern over AI-driven digitisation errors during the SIR of electoral rolls, claiming they undermine democracy.

TMC leaders claim the Enforcement Directorate's raids on I-PAC's Pratik Jain are politically motivated, suggesting a bias against Prashant Kishor. With state elections looming, Mamata Banerjee's unexpected intervention adds fuel to the fire of an ongoing political rivalry.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee leads a protest rally against the ED's raids on I-PAC, alleging a political ploy to undermine her party ahead of elections. The dramatic confrontation raises questions about law enforcement's role in politics as Banerjee challenges the BJP's tactics.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee claims the BJP is using artificial intelligence to delete millions of legitimate voter names from electoral rolls in a controversial revision exercise. She threatens protests if even a single legitimate voter is removed from voter list

Humayun Kabir, a suspended TMC MLA, is set to unveil his new political party, Janata Unnayan Party (JUP), aiming to empower marginalized communities. Amid tensions over his mosque project, Kabir seeks alliances with opposition parties, claiming he will be a crucial player in the upcoming elections.

With a mass leader like Mamata at the helm, the TMC with a strong and extensive cadre base, considered key to its continued electoral success and its deep reach into the state's grassroots politics, may not be a pushover like the opposition parties in Bihar

In response to attacks on Bengali-speaking migrants in BJP-ruled states, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urges people to embrace their language. She also addresses the situation of Bengal tourists stranded in Nepal amid political turmoil, assuring their safe return.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee criticises the Election Commission and the BJP-led government, referring to them as a 'lollipop sarkar.' Amid voter list revisions in Bihar, she warns against threats to state officials and defends the rights of Bengal's citizens against ‘political manipulation.’

Mamata Banerjee condemns the EC's electoral roll revision, claiming it aims to disenfranchise voters in Bengal and Bihar. Allegations of backdoor citizenship checks and removal of names from rolls highlight escalating tensions between TMC and BJP ahead of next year's polls.