Mamta Banerjee wrote a letter to the Election Commission, made this demand regarding the rebel group

Trinamool Congress President Mamata Banerjee has written a letter to the Election Commission on Wednesday (29 July 2026). In this he has appealed to investigate the claims made by the opposing groups as soon as possible. He has said that the group led by Ritabrata Banerjee was given the facility to extend the time twice. Even after this he failed to file the reply.

He has said in his letter that his group had given its opinion on behalf of the Commission within the deadline of July 6. The opposition group was first given time till 10th and then 25th July.

Mamta said, ‘Despite extending the time twice, no response was received. Therefore, it can be assumed that all the things and statements mentioned in our letter dated July 6, 2026 have been accepted. They don’t have any answer to this.

Banerjee alleged that the opposition group is trying to create false evidence to strengthen its position. They don’t have any kind of answer. Banerjee has said that the opposition group is trying to create false evidence to strengthen its position. Whereas his group has completely denied these allegations.

Ritabrata Banerjee group trying to create false evidence: Mamata Banerjee

Mamta Banerjee has said that we strongly believe that due to your extension of time, Ritabrata Banerjee and others are trying to create false evidence to strengthen their case. There is no substance in his allegations. We have strongly refuted these. There should be equal opportunities for both sides. It would be wrong to give more time to the opposition group after July 25.

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Apart from this, the former Chief Minister said that this matter could have serious political consequences in West Bengal. Therefore, it is requested that the investigation be completed as soon as possible. Don’t give them any more time to give their opinion. Time was also sought in the Commission’s letter dated July 2.

Apart from this, it has been said in the letter that justice should be based on trust. If more time is given after July 25, 2026, that confidence will be shaken.

What is the whole matter?

In fact, the entire matter reached the Election Commission on July 2. When the group led by Ritabrata Banerjee approached the Election Commission. In this he described himself as the real AITC and demanded recognition of the organizational changes. After this, the Election Commission wrote letters to both Mamata Banerjee and Ritabrata Banerjee on July 2, seeking their opinion on the opposing claims. They were asked to reply by 5.30 pm on 6th July. Where Banerjee’s leadership group responded at the right time.

Whereas Ritabrata Banerjee’s group asked for more time and they were given time till 10th July and later till 25th July. Earlier this month, the opposition group’s claim was rejected by the Mamata Banerjee group. On behalf of Mamata Banerjee, it has been said that the last organizational elections were held in 2022. Argued that the opposition group’s claim that the committees will end in 2025 is factually and legally incorrect.

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