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Mamata reassumes TMC charge after Chandrima quits; BJP declares party 'defunct'

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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has taken back direct leadership of the Trinamool Congress following the resignation of Chandrima Bhattacharya from all party posts. BJP leader Dilip Ghosh claimed the party is facing a wave of resignations and is effectively finished as a political force. Bhattacharya reportedly stepped down after feeling hurt over Banerjee's accusations related to control of Trinamool Bhavan. Ghosh also questioned Bhattacharya's tenure and Banerjee's methods of budget preparation. TMC has attributed part of the internal unrest to alleged intimidation by the BJP.

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