Wednesday, January 15, 2025
spot_img

After Assam, Meghalaya, Trinamool announces 132-member Tripura committee

Date:

Share post:

spot_img
spot_img

Agartala, April 29 : After Assam and Meghalaya, the Trinamool Congress, headed by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, on Friday announced a 132-member full-fledged state committee in the BJP-ruled Tripura.

Former West Bengal Minister Rajib Banerjee, who is the Trinamool Congress’ Tripura state in-charge, said that Subal Bhowmik has been appointed as the Tripura state president while a six-member Core Committee has been constituted to lead the party in the state.

“Mamata Banerjee will lead the Tripura unit and protect the people of Tripura from the atrocities of the BJP and their goons,” Rajib Banerjee told the media and claimed that the Trinamool Congress is now the main opposition party in Tripura.

He said that during the civic polls in Tripura last year, Trinamool Congress emerged as the principal opposition party with over 20 per cent vote share.

Congress-turned-Trinamool’s Rajya Sabha member Sushmita Dev and former BJP MLA Ashish Das were included in the Core Committee.

Bhowmik, who last year quit the Congress and joined the Trinamool Congress, said that they would carry forward the ideology and dream of Mamata Banerjee to oust the BJP from power in the next year’s assembly elections.

Former Congress MLA Bhowmik before joining the Congress in 2020 for the second time was in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for a few years.

In the 132-member state committee, there are 8 vice-presidents, 5 general secretaries, 14 secretaries, 7 joint secretaries and 72 executive members.

Besides, the Trinamool Congress has also announced frontal units of women, youth, scheduled tribe and scheduled caste. The Trinamool Congress last week appointed former Assam Congress President Ripun Bora as the president of Trinamool’s state (Assam) unit while former Meghalaya Chief Minister and Congress leader Mukul M. Sangma was earlier appointed as the state (Meghalaya) President.

Sangma and 11 other MLAs of Meghalaya had quit Congress and last year joined the Trinamool Congress, which is now the main opposition party in the hill state.
IANS

spot_img
spot_img

Related articles

Women Agniveers make historic mark at Army Day parade in Pune; showcase strength, dedication

Pune, Jan 15: In a historic and empowering display, women Agniveers took centre stage at the prestigious Army...

South Korea, US, Japan stage joint air drills involving B-1B bombers

Seoul, Jan 15: South Korea, the United States and Japan on Wednesday held combined air drills, involving two...

India’s GDP growth set to further improve in 2nd half this year, market volatility to subside

Mumbai, Jan 15: India’s GDP growth is set to further improve in the second half this year due...

Gautam Adani’s take on work-life balance ‘interesting’: Harsh Goenka

New Delhi, Jan 15: Chairman of the Adani Group Gautam Adani's idea of work-life balance is "interesting", says...