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Martyrs’ Day 2026 turns out to be show of political strength for rival Trinamool factions in West Bengal

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Shiv Sahay Singh
Martyrs’ Day 2026 turns out to be show of political strength for rival Trinamool factions in West Bengal
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The 2026 Martyrs' Day observance in West Bengal has become a venue for a power struggle between rival factions of the Trinamool Congress. With the Calcutta High Court restricting rally locations, different party factions are holding separate events to demonstrate their political influence.

The annual Martyrs’ Day observance on July 21 this year is set to become a show of strength for rival factions of the Trinamool Congress . With less than 48 hours to go, the Mamata Banerjee -led faction and the Ritabrata Banerjee -led faction are giving finishing touches to their respective rallies.

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