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The Trinamool Congress (TMC) is reportedly exploring the possibility of forming a new opposition bloc, signaling growing dissatisfaction with Congress’s leadership within the opposition camp. This development follows a series of disagreements between TMC leaders and Congress figurehead Rahul Gandhi, whom TMC sources have accused of being “insensitive” to regional allies.
Discontent Over Rahul Gandhi’s Approach
TMC leaders have expressed frustration over Rahul Gandhi’s alleged reluctance to accommodate regional parties’ concerns in opposition strategies. TMC sources cited recent instances where Gandhi’s statements and actions were perceived as dismissive, undermining the spirit of collaboration within the opposition.
A Shift in Opposition Dynamics
The TMC’s move to explore a new bloc could reshape the political landscape ahead of the 2024 general elections. With regional parties like the Samajwadi Party and BJD also voicing discontent, the Congress’s dominance within the opposition is being increasingly questioned.
Speculations About New Alliances
Political analysts suggest that the TMC may seek to form a coalition with like-minded regional parties, focusing on decentralized leadership and issue-based collaboration. Such a move could weaken Congress’s position as the principal opposition party while enhancing the influence of regional players.
