After the assembly elections in West Bengal, the troubles of Trinamool Congress are not ending. On one hand, the new BJP government formed in the state is bulldozing the illegal construction of Trinamool Congress (TMC), while investigation into corruption cases is being initiated against many leaders, while many leaders are resigning from the party. Trinamool MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, who resigned from all party posts yesterday, has now opened a front against the senior MP of her own party and has also complained about it to Speaker Om Birla.
TMC MP Kakoli Ghosh has written complaint to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla against MP Kalyan Banerjee. In his complaint letter, Ghosh said that he (Kalyan Banerjee) abuses him inside the Lok Sabha. Kalyan’s attitude towards women is not good in the Lok Sabha. Ghosh has earlier also openly expressed her disappointment with the TMC leadership.
Expressed dissatisfaction before his resignation
A day before this letter, Lok Sabha MP Ghosh resigned from all party posts on Wednesday. He expressed his anger over the allegations of corruption and the RG Kar rape-murder case and accused the increasing influence of I-PAC on the party organization. However, she clarified that she is not leaving the party and will continue to work as an ordinary worker.
Four-time MP from Barasat, Kakoli Ghosh, in a letter sent to the party’s state president Subrata Bakshi, said that she should be relieved of all the organizational responsibilities of the party, including the national president of the women’s unit. She informed the party that she could no longer continue with these responsibilities. Referring to the allegations related to ration scam, huge irregularities in recruitment and financial and administrative irregularities in the letter, he wrote, “My conscience is very troubled.”
Also, Kakoli Ghosh, a student of RG Kar Medical College, while referring to the allegations of rape and murder of a doctor in the institute and attempts to suppress the case, said that this incident had shocked her personally. Earlier on Sunday, he had announced his resignation from the post of Trinamool’s Barasat district unit president. The party accepted his resignation the next day and appointed Tapas Chatterjee as the new president.
Kakoli had attended the meeting of CM Shubhendu
Kakoli Ghosh was the national president of TMC’s women’s unit and was associated with the party’s Banga Janani program. He is currently an MP from Barasat Lok Sabha constituency of West Bengal.
Earlier, despite the objections of the TMC leadership, he had participated in the administrative meeting led by Chief Minister Shubhendu Adhikari two days ago on Tuesday. Whereas she had recently stayed away from major party programs. He had also expressed dissatisfaction with the internal working of the party.
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