Dinesh Trivedi Was once Feeling Suffocated In Trinamool: Congress MP

Kolkata:

After Trinamool Congress chief Dinesh Trivedi resigned from Rajya Sabha, Congress MP Pradip Bhattacharya on Saturday he used to be very disappointed with the functioning of the Mamata Banerjee-led party and used to be feeling suffocated.

“Trivedi used to be very disappointed with the functioning of Trinamool Congress. He mentioned that I did such a lot of issues for the party. Every time the party or the supremo sought after any motion to be taken instantly we did it. He instructed me it’s suffocating, I can’t keep. I’m particular that departure of him will impact the party,” Bhattacharya instructed ANI.

“Trinamool Congress leaders will have to need to take this as an ideological battle and now not just a political one. However sadly, one of the crucial leaders took it as a political battle handiest that in the event that they cross to BJP they are going to get one thing,” he mentioned.

Trivedi, who on Friday resigned as Trinamool Congress MP from Rajya Sabha, is ready to sign up for Bharatiya Janata Party in the following few days.

Resources mentioned Trivedi has already met the highest management of the party and is all set to sign up for the BJP.

Previous a number of TMC leaders together with Suvendu Adhikari left the TMC to sign up for the Bharatiya Janata Party in January.

Congress and left events quickly to conclude their seat-sharing settlement thru a few ultimate rounds of conferences by means of subsequent week for the impending Bengal meeting election, showed party assets.

“We have now began the dialogue and is within the halfway of our dialogue and in any other one or two round it is going to be concluded. After all, some issues will arise which is herbal however we need to win it over around the desk,” they mentioned.

Previous, the Congress party and the left Entrance alliance held two rounds of conferences and finalised a seat-sharing settlement for 193 of the whole 294 seats within the upcoming Meeting elections.

The state of West Bengal is gearing up for the impending Meeting Election for 294 seats this 12 months. The tenure of the present govt within the state of West Bengal is coming to an finish on Might 30. 

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