The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Bengal BJP fights against its ‘Trinamoolification’

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Shiv Sahay Singh
Bengal BJP fights against its ‘Trinamoolification’
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The West Bengal BJP is facing internal friction after party leadership inducted former Trinamool Congress MPs despite previous promises to keep the party free from 'Trinamoolification'. The move has caused dissatisfaction among long-time party workers who feel betrayed by the shift in political strategy.

Days after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) swept the West Bengal Assembly poll in 2026 , winning 207 of the 293 seats, West Bengal BJP president Samik Bhattacharya made a bold political claim. “Our doors are closed for Trinamool. There will be no ‘Trinamoolification’ of the BJP,” Mr. Bhattacharya had said. The 62-year-old leader, who had been a foot soldier of the party when its vote share was in single digits in West Bengal was among the first to use the phrase, ‘Trinamoolification of the BJP’.

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