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Claims emerged that the All India Trinamool Congress is heading towards collapse, alongside policy ties linking welfare benefits to electoral rolls.

7 reports, 7 independent Updated Jun 11
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Claims emerged that the All India Trinamool Congress is heading towards collapse, alongside policy ties linking welfare benefits to electoral rolls.

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  1. A TMC faction has rejected a merger with the Congress, coinciding with an MP resigning from the Rajya Sabha.1 source
  2. TMC's defeat exposed vulnerabilities to BJP expansion, leading to challenges from disgruntled legislators.Sub-event
  3. Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury distanced himself from merger speculation regarding the All India Trinamool Congress.Sub-event
  4. Multiple MPs from various constituencies, including Arambagh, Cooch Behar, Murshidabad, Jhargram, and Howrah, are reported to have joined the dissident camp.Sub-event
  5. AITC facing collapse claims and policy ties linking welfare to electoral rolls.1 source
  6. Dissident groups emerge within the AITC, challenging the leadership of Mamata Banerjee.1 source
  7. Owaisi announced the start of his 2027 political campaign in Uttar Pradesh.1 source

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