Archive · 19 Jul 2026
Rebel TMC MPs Invited to All Party Meet
Some MPs from the TMC party in India want to form a new group and sit separately in Parliament.
They have the right to do this, and the government is considering their request.
The government says it's okay for them to express their opinions, but everything must follow the formal process.
The Lok Sabha Speaker is looking into their demand.
20 rebel TMC MPs have signed a demand to form a new party.
They want to sit separately in Parliament as per the rules.
The demand is under consideration by the Lok Sabha Speaker.
The government acknowledges their right to express opinions.
The boycott by rebel MPs was formal and temporary.
- Who
- Rebel TMC MPs and the Indian Government
- What
- Invitation to rebel MPs to join all-party meetings
- When
- Current, as the demand is under consideration
- Where
- India, specifically in the context of the Lok Sabha
- Why
- To acknowledge the right of MPs to express their opinions and form new parties, as per the rules.
Rebel MPs
Government
Right to Express Opinion
Rebel MPs
Rebel MPs have the right to express their opinions and form new parties.
Government
The government acknowledges the right of MPs to express their opinions but emphasizes the formal process.
- Number of Rebel MPs
- 20
- Party Affiliation
- TMC
- Current Status
- Demand under consideration by Lok Sabha Speaker