TMC removes first controversial list of candidates for civic polls from party website
The Trinamool Congress has removed the first controversial list of candidates for the elections in 108 municipalities scheduled on February 27 from the party website. One of these lists had been released after being signed by two senior TMC leaders Partha Chatterjee and Subrata Bakshi, and another one was released on the party’s official social media pages, which are said to be handled by the office of Trinamool’s national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee and Indian Political Action Committee. However, it is to be noted that West Bengal Chief Minister and TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee, a few days back, had clarified that the list prepared by Chatterjee and Bakshi is final. READ: BJP's Suvendu Adhikari wants to rejoin TMC, claims Kunal Ghosh Published By: Sushmita Ghosh Published On: Feb 13, 2022 --- ENDS ---
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