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TMC's West Bengal unit president Chandrima Bhattacharya quits all party posts

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Chandrima Bhattacharya has resigned from all her positions within the Trinamool Congress, including her role as the party's West Bengal unit president. Her departure is part of a broader wave of leaders exiting the TMC in recent times. The party has been under strain following significant losses in recent assembly elections, which triggered an internal organisational restructuring. TMC has also faced deepening internal divisions, with a notable split seeing a large number of Lok Sabha MPs leave the party and align with the BJP-led NDA.

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