কিভাবে মমতার দল তৃণমূলের অস্তিত্ব বিলোপ হলো? | Mamata Banerjee's TMC Dissolved in BJP West Bengal

TMC Ends? How Ritabrata Banerjee Hijacked Mamata’s Party Using the Law! ​ ​The ultimate political political earthquake has hit West Bengal. In a stunning turn of events, the All India Trinamool Congress (TMC) has effectively fractured, leaving Mamata Banerjee facing the greatest crisis in her party's history. Expelled MLA Ritabrata Banerjee has led a massive internal rebellion, taking control of the legislative wing right after the party's devastating defeat in the 2026 Assembly elections. ​How did a newly expelled leader pull off the ultimate political heist against the TMC high command? It all comes down to a masterclass in constitutional law, clever political maneuvering, and leveraging the rules of the game. ​In this video, we break down the exact legal and strategic blueprint Ritabrata Banerjee and the rebel camp used to hijack the party's legislative authority: ​The Two-Thirds Rule (Tenth Schedule): Under the anti-defection law of the Indian Constitution, individual defections lead to disqualification. However, if two-thirds of a legislature party breaks away, they are entirely immune. With TMC winning 80 seats in the 2026 polls, the magical safe-harbor number was 54. By securing the verified signatures of 58 (and counting) rebel MLAs, Ritabrata comfortably crossed the 67% threshold, legally securing his position as the recognized Leader of the Opposition without facing disqualification. ​The 'Signgate' Forgery Scandal: The rebellion exploded over allegations that the TMC high command manufactured resolutions and forged MLA signatures to nominate its own choice for Leader of the Opposition. Ritabrata and Sandipan Saha blew the whistle, prompting the Speaker to reject the high command's files. ​The Battle for the Jora Ghas Phul (Election Symbols Order, 1968): Now that the rebel faction holds the overwhelming majority of the elected legislative wing, paragraph 15 of the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968 comes into play. We analyze how Ritabrata's faction is positioned to approach the Election Commission of India (ECI) to claim that they are the "real" TMC, threatening to strip Mamata Banerjee of the very symbol she founded. ​The Final Journey: The Rise and Fall of TMC At the end of the video, we look back at the dramatic history of Mamata Banerjee’s political empire. From breaking away from the Congress in 1998, leading the fiery historic land movements of Nandigram and Singur, to her historic 15-year rule over Bengal—we trace how a party built on intense grassroots passion slowly alienated its own lawmakers, culminating in an unprecedented electoral loss and a fatal internal collapse. ​Is this the absolute end of the road for Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress? Watch the full video to find out. ​In the video: Breaking News: TMC Split Explained Who is Ritabrata Banerjee & What is 'Signgate'? The Legal Blueprint: Tenth Schedule & The Two-Thirds Rule Losing the Symbol: Election Symbols Order 1968 The Journey to Death: Rise and Fall of Mamata’s Empire ​#WestBengalPolitics #TMCBreakup #MamataBanerjee #RitabrataBanerjee #BengalPolitics2026 #AntiDefectionLaw #ElectionCommission #TMCFactions #IndianPolitics #BreakingNewsBengal