Mamata Hits Out at Trinamool Rebels, Dares Them to Join BJP

Mamata hits out at Trinamool rebels, dares them to join BJP

The former West Bengal Chief Minister, broke her weeks-long silence when her party had split with a majority of MLAs and MPs deciding to switch their loyalties after the defeat in the Assembly polls; accuses the rebels of betraying the party after winning on the party symbol

Mamata Banerjee tells rebel TMC MLAs to join BJP if they have the courage

Mamata Banerjee has launched a scathing attack on the BJP, accusing the party of trying to undermine her leadership. She vowed to persist in her political battle, regardless of any potential loss of her party's emblem. Banerjee called out the renegade MLAs, daring them to join the BJP outright instead of covertly plotting against her.

'Do you think I am dead?': Mamata Banerjee dares dissenters to 'directly join BJP'

In her video message on Facebook, TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee has blamed the BJP for a crisis within her party, while daring the rebel leaders to directly join the saffron party "if they have the courage". She also alleged the BJP won the 2026 West Bengal elections by rigging the elections.

Behind Mamata’s BJP dare, a deeper battle over who owns TMC now

New Delhi: Mamata Banerjee on Saturday dared rebel Trinamool Congress leaders to join the BJP and fight her openly, but the sharper message was aimed at a bigger battle now unfolding inside the party she built. The fight is no longer only about dissent. It is about who owns the Trinamool Congress after its loss of power in West Bengal. Mamata’s attack came as the rebel faction moved to claim the party’s twin-flower symbol, party funds and organi…

Mamata dares 'treacherous' rebels to join BJP as another close aide quits

Mamata Banerjee, Trinamool Congress supremo, has launched a strong counterattack against rebel party members, accusing them of conspiring with the BJP to split the party. She dared them to formally join the BJP and defended her leadership amidst the worst organisational crisis for TMC, while also announcing leadership changes and criticising the rebels' past actions and attempts to seize party assets.