Opposition Walks Out of All-Party Meet Over TMC Rebel Faction Invite

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Opposition parties staged a walkout from a government-convened all-party meeting on Sunday. The protest was triggered by the government's decision to invite a breakaway faction of the Trinamool Congress. The government defended the move, saying all parliamentary groups must be included. The two rival TMC factions also exchanged heated words during the meeting. The incident signals a turbulent start to the parliamentary session set to begin on Monday.

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