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  1. A ruling alliance within the legislative body was noted, and Harsha de Silva chaired the financial oversight committee of the legislature.

A merger of 20 rebel TMC MPs occurred, and the office for the Nationalist Citizens' Party was established in Howrah, West Bengal.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Jun 15
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A merger of 20 rebel TMC MPs occurred, and the office for the Nationalist Citizens' Party was established in Howrah, West Bengal.

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parliamentNationalist Citizens' Party

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  1. Asit Kumar Mal defends the move to break away from TMC in the context of ongoing political shifts.Sub-event
  2. Specific political merger of rebel MPs and office establishment in Howrah.1 source
  3. The Nationalist Citizens' Party is registered in Howrah, with Kirti Azad sent to the speaker by the Banerjee camp.1 source

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A ruling alliance within the legislative body was noted, and Harsha de Silva chaired the financial oversight committee of the legislature. All 2 developments

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