West Bengal Minister Dilip Ghosh criticized the resignation of Trinamool Congress state president Chandrima Bhattacharya, highlighting a trend of internal exits within the ruling party. Ghosh expressed concerns about the party’s organizational strength, noting a series of resignations and questioning the clarity of leadership transitions. He also raised doubts about Bhattacharya’s tenure as Finance Minister and her involvement in budget preparation processes.
Ghosh further questioned Bhattacharya’s understanding of budgetary matters despite her past role as Finance Minister. He criticized the state’s financial condition under her governance and referenced Mamata Banerjee’s unconventional approach to budget preparation. Ghosh emphasized ongoing investigations into corruption allegations in West Bengal, assuring that those found guilty would face consequences.
Following Bhattacharya’s resignation from all party responsibilities, Ghosh’s remarks underscored the political challenges facing the Trinamool Congress ahead of the 2026 West Bengal Assembly elections. Bhattacharya’s departure adds to the party’s internal turmoil, reflecting broader concerns about organizational coordination and leadership dynamics within the Trinamool Congress.
