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TMC minority cell secretary Ajmal Siddiqui resigns citing Abhishek ... Nation and Beyond TMC minority cell secretary Ajmal Siddiqui resigns citing Abhishek Banerjee’s role in party collapse TNM (With ANI Inputs) | Published On: Jun 6, 2026 ANI Photo | TMC minority cell secretary Ajmal Siddiqui resigns citing Abhishek Banerjee’s role in party collapse Trinamool Congress (TMC) State Minority Cell Secretary Ajmal Siddiqui resigned from the party on June 6, attributing its ongoing collapse solely to Abhishek Banerjee. Speaking to ANI, Siddiqui criticised the party’s internal culture and leadership dynamics. “The party is collapsing today solely because of one man: Abhishek Banerjee. His dictatorial attitude and the oppression we faced–false cases filed against us 12 or 13 years ago, demands for money–were unbearable,” Siddiqui said. Also Read Couple electrocuted to death in Nizamabad house, investigation begun Mahayuti alliance wins 16 of 17 seats in Maharashtra MLC elections ‘Cocktail 2’ collects over Rs 50 crore in opening weekend at Indian box office Reflecting on his experience within the TMC, he stated that the organisation has drifted away from serving the public. “I returned fr…

Trinamool Minority Cell leader quits, cites 'displeasure' with.. - AP7AM Trinamool Minority Cell leader quits, cites ‘displeasure’ with Abhishek Banerjee 06-06-2026 Sat 21:08 | National | IANS Kolkata, June 6 : Trinamool Congress leader Mohammed Ajmal Siddique on Saturday resigned from all party posts, including the post of State Secretary (Minority Cell), as well as from the primary membership of the Trinamool Congress. In a letter to TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee, Siddique wrote that the decision was not taken lightly as he had given his time, energy, and commitment to the party and had always worked in the best interests of the organisation and its workers. He said it had been an honour to serve under Mamata Banerjee’s leadership and contribute to the party's growth and outreach, but after much thought, he concluded that he was no longer in a position to continue his association with the party. While personal reasons contributed to his decision, he also expressed deep displeasure with the party's current atmosphere and functioning. Siddique added that over the past few years, many hardworking and dedicated workers had felt ignored, sidelined, and denied the respect they deserved.…

Trinamool Minority Cell Leader Quits, Cites 'Displeasure' With Abhishek ... Trinamool Minority Cell Leader Quits, Cites ‘Displeasure’ With Abhishek Banerjee by odishasamachar - June 06, 2026 0 Kolkata: Trinamool Congress leader Mohammed Ajmal Siddique on Saturday resigned from all party posts, including the post of State Secretary (Minority Cell), as well as from the primary membership of the Trinamool Congress. In a letter to TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee, Siddique wrote that the decision was not taken lightly as he had given his time, energy, and commitment to the party and had always worked in the best interests of the organisation and its workers. He said it had been an honour to serve under Mamata Banerjee’s leadership and contribute to the party’s growth and outreach, but after much thought, he concluded that he was no longer in a position to continue his association with the party. While personal reasons contributed to his decision, he also expressed deep displeasure with the party’s current atmosphere and functioning. Siddique added that over the past few years, many hardworking and dedicated workers had felt ignored, sidelined, and denied the respect they deserved. Accordin…

TMC Minority Cell Leader Ajmal Siddiqui Resigns, Cites Leadership and ... TMC Minority Cell Leader Ajmal Siddiqui Resigns, Cites Leadership and Organizational Issues Analysed 7 Jun 2026 · 5 source s analysed · Kolkata, India · Politics 35 LENS Previous Next Mohammed Ajmal Siddiqui, State Secretary of the Trinamool Congress (TMC) Minority Cell, resigned citing dissatisfaction with the party's internal culture, weakened democratic spirit, and sidelining of dedicated workers. He criticized Abhishek Banerjee's leadership as dictatorial and blamed him for the party's decline. Siddiqui emphasized his focus on West Bengal's development and has not confirmed any future political affiliation. His resignation highlights ongoing internal challenges within the TMC amid recent party setbacks. TBN's observations First-hand measurement across 5 source s We measured how 5 outlet s covered this story. Coverage leans left-leaning overall (Left 60 %, Centre 24 %, Right 16 %). Overall sentiment is negative ( 30 /100). Lens Score 35 /100 — moderate-to-low public interest . Outlets analysed (first-hand measurement by TBN's Bias Engine): thehindu — left-leaning framing , negative sentiment hindustantime…

Trinamool Minority Cell leader quits, cites 'displeasure ... - Dailyhunt K OLKATA: Trinamool Congress leader Mohammed Ajmal Siddique on Saturday resigned from all party posts, including the post of State Secretary (Minority Cell), as well as from the primary membership of the Trinamool Congress . Advertisement In a letter to TMC supremo Mamata Banerjee, Siddique wrote that the decision was not taken lightly as he had given his time, energy, and commitment to the party and had always worked in the best interests of the organisation and its workers. He said it had been an honour to serve under Mamata Banerjee's leadership and contribute to the party's growth and outreach, but after much thought, he concluded that he was no longer in a position to continue his association with the party. While personal reasons contributed to his decision, he also expressed deep displeasure with the party's current atmosphere and functioning. Siddique added that over the past few years, many hardworking and dedicated workers had felt ignored, sidelined, and denied the respect they deserved. According to him, the democratic spirit that once fostered dialogue and collaborative decision-making had signif…

Trinamool's minority cell secretary Ajmal Siddiqui resigns, blames Abhishek Banerjee for party ‘collapse’ "The party is collapsing today solely because of one man: Abhishek Banerjee. His dictatorial attitude and the oppression we faced — false cases filed against us 12 or 13 years ago, demands for money — were unbearable," Ajmal Siddiqui said

TMC Minority Cell Secretary Ajmal Siddiqui Resigns, Cites Party's ... Updated 6 June 2026 at 18:12 IST Siddiqui, who returned from the Hajj pilgrimage just two days ago, said the decision was taken after deep reflection on the party's functioning and internal culture. Ankita Paul India News 2 min read Follow : TMC Minority Cell Secretary Ajmal Siddiqui Resigns, Cites Party's 'Disrepute' and Abhishek Banerjee's 'Dictatorial Attitude' | Image: ANI Kolkata: In a major setback for the Trinamool Congress's minority outreach, Ajmal Siddiqui, the party's former State Minority Cell Secretary, announced his resignation from the post. Siddiqui, who returned from the Hajj pilgrimage just two days ago, said the decision was taken after deep reflection on the party's functioning and internal culture. “I returned from the Hajj pilgrimage just two days ago. Upon my return, I decided that this party brings nothing but disrepute,” Siddiqui stated. “The majority of its members are involved in unsavoury activities -- scandals keep surfacing, and more will likely emerge. Staying in this party felt very uncomfortable for us, and it wasn't doing any real work for the people,” he said. Adver…

'Loyal Workers Ignored': Minority Cell Chief Ajmal Siddiqui Slams ... By Surarika Das Sun, 07 Jun 2026 10:27 AM (IST) Source: JND Related Articles HighLights While citing professional reasons, Siddiqui wrote that the current situation within the party has forced him to resign from the post. The minority cell secretary criticised the methods of Abhishek Banerjee and his behaviour towards other members of the party The voices of the loyal and grassroots workers have been ignored. Following the power shift in West Bengal, the Trinamool Congress has received a flurry of resignations from its party members for the past few days. The latest name on the list is Mohammed Ajmal Siddique. The party's minority cell's secretary announced his resignation on Saturday and urged former Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to accept the letter. Siddiqui has resigned from all party posts, citing personal as well as some professional reasons in the letter. In the letter, Siddiqui said that he has dedicated several years and worked with commitment for the welfare of the party. The leader praised Mamata Banerjee and expressed his delight in working under her leadership over the years. However, after much de…