10 of 20 rebel TMC MPs skip Kolkata meeting to discuss disqualification notice by LS Speaker
First reported 8 Oct, 07:15 UTCUpdated 2d ago4 sources
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Half of the rebel MPs skipped a Kolkata meeting as the group faced a deadline to respond to notices over their alignment with the NCPI.
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Kolkata: A meeting of 20 rebel TMC MPs who have aligned themselves with the NCPI on Thursday saw half of the group stay away, even as those present discussed their next legal and political moves in the face of a disqualification petition pending before Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla . The attendees sought to downplay the…
KOLKATA/NEW DELHI: As the deadline for the 20 rebel TMC MPs to submit their replies on a disqualification petition ended on Thursday, the MPs who aligned themselves with the NCPI have sought an additional 15 days to respond to notices issued by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on the petition seeking their disqualification…
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- 20 rebel TMC MPs seek 15-day extension to reply to Lok Sabha Speaker’s disqualification notices (opens The New Indian Express in a new tab)
KOLKATA/NEW DELHI: As the deadline for the 20 rebel TMC MPs to submit their replies on a disqualification petition ended on Thursday, the MPs who aligned themselves with the NCPI have sought an additional 15 days to respond to notices issued by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on the petition seeking their disqualification…
- 10 of 20 rebel TMC MPs skip Kolkata meeting to discuss disqualification notice by LS Speaker (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)
Half of the rebel MPs skipped a Kolkata meeting as the group faced a deadline to respond to notices over their alignment with the NCPI.
- Ten of 20 rebel TMC MPs skip Kolkata meeting to discuss disqualification notice by LS Speaker (opens Deccan Herald in a new tab)
Kolkata: A meeting of 20 rebel TMC MPs who have aligned themselves with the NCPI on Thursday saw half of the group stay away, even as those present discussed their next legal and political moves in the face of a disqualification petition pending before Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla . The attendees sought to downplay the…
- Fresh delay in defection case, reports of rift put NCPI MPs under pressure (opens National Herald in a new tab)
Erstwhile TMC MPs seek another 14 days to respond to disqualification notices as legal uncertainty and reported internal friction persist
