TMC Split: 20 of Mamata Banerjee's 28 Lok Sabha MPs Break Away to Support NDA
In a major political shift, 20 out of 28 Trinamool Congress Lok Sabha MPs have decided to support the NDA.

Top Summary
- What happened: A group of 20 out of 28 TMC Lok Sabha MPs have decided to break away from Mamata Banerjee's party.
- Why it matters: This major defection follows previous departures of party legislators, severely impacting the party's strength.
- What changes: The breakaway group will now support the NDA government, having already informed the Speaker.
- Who is affected: Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress, the NDA, and the defecting Lok Sabha members are directly impacted.
Major Defection in Trinamool Congress
The Trinamool Congress has suffered a major political blow. A massive faction of 20 out of the party's 28 Lok Sabha MPs has decided to leave Mamata Banerjee's side.
According to reports from news agency PTI, this significant group of lawmakers has shifted its allegiance. They have collectively decided to support the NDA government.
Speaker Formally Notified of the Transition
The rebel members have already initiated formal proceedings to solidify their transition. Official information regarding this decision has been given to the Speaker.
This development follows a prior wave of departures within the party. Some legislators had already left Mamata Banerjee's side before the Lok Sabha MPs made their move.
According to news agency PTI, 20 out of the party’s 28 Lok Sabha MPs have decided to support the NDA government.
Meeting Details and Photos Emerge
A photograph has surfaced from the meeting of the breakaway parliamentarians. The image captures the key figures involved in this political realignment.
Shubhendu Shekhar can be clearly seen in the surfaced photograph. This comes as CM Shubhendu met with the TMC MPs during the transition process.
What to Watch Next
The political sphere will now watch for the official response from the Lok Sabha Speaker's office regarding the notification. Additionally, the next steps taken by the remaining 8 TMC MPs and Mamata Banerjee's leadership will be critical to observe.
