Archive · 24 Jul 2025
TMC Expels Leader for Anti-Party Activities in West Bengal
A political party in West Bengal, called TMC, kicked out one of its leaders.
This leader, Subhendu Das, was removed from the party because he did things that the party didn't like, which are called 'anti-party activities'.
He also made some comments on social media that went against what the party believes.
One of the reasons for his expulsion may be because he asked for a special investigation into a recent bomb explosion.
Another party leader said that the party's top leaders will explain more about why they expelled Das later.
TMC expelled a senior leader from its Purba Bardhaman unit.
The expulsion was due to 'anti-party activities'.
Subhendu Das, the expelled leader, made comments on social media against the party line.
Das approached the Calcutta High Court, seeking an NIA investigation.
The expulsion's immediate effect was announced by a TMC representative.
- Who
- Subhendu Das, a TMC leader, and TMC.
- What
- TMC expelled Subhendu Das.
- When
- Announced on Wednesday night.
- Where
- Purba Bardhaman unit, West Bengal.
- Why
- For 'anti-party activities' and potentially for seeking an NIA investigation.
TMC's View
Das's Actions
Reasons for Expulsion
TMC's View
Das was expelled for going against party line and engaging in activities deemed as anti-party.
Das's Actions
Das's actions are being investigated, potentially related to the Rajua village explosion case.
- Party
- Trinamool Congress (TMC)
- Leader Expelled
- Subhendu Das
- Reason for Expulsion
- 'Anti-party activities'
- Location
- Purba Bardhaman, West Bengal
- Involved Court
- Calcutta High Court