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Reporting broadly agrees that the Election Commission has barred both factions from using the Trinamool Congress name and symbol for the bypolls while it considers the leadership dispute.
The Election Commission issued an interim order freezing the Trinamool Congress name and its Flowers and Grass symbol.
The move affects upcoming by-elections in two West Bengal constituencies.
The order comes amid a leadership dispute between factions led by Mamata Banerjee and Arup Roy.
Both groups have been told to submit preferred alternative names and free symbols.
One faction rejected the order, while the rival faction welcomed it pending a final ruling.
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Reporting broadly agrees that the Election Commission has barred both factions from using the Trinamool Congress name and symbol for the bypolls while it considers the leadership dispute.
What remains unsettled is the final ruling on which group can claim the party identity, and the alternative names and symbols each faction will submit.
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The Election Commission issued an interim order freezing the Trinamool Congress name and symbol for upcoming bypolls in West Bengal. The reporting says the action stems from a leadership dispute between factions led by Mamata Banerjee and Arup Roy, and that both groups must propose alternative names and symbols. One account says the Mamata Banerjee camp rejected the order, while the rebel faction welcomed it pending a final ruling. Another says the commission accepted the split and barred both factions from using the party identity while reviewing broader leadership claims.
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The Election Commission of India issued an interim order freezing the Trinamool Congress name and its Flowers and Grass election symbol for upcoming by-elections in two West Bengal constituencies due to a leadership dispute between factions led by Mamata Banerjee and Arup Roy. Both groups must submit preferred alternative names and free symbols by September 18. The Mamata Banerjee camp rejected the order, while the rebel faction welcomed the decision as they await a final ruling.
The Election Commission of India issued an interim order barring both factions of the Trinamool Congress from using the party name and symbol for upcoming Assembly bypolls in West Bengal. The poll body directed the groups led by Mamata Banerjee and Ritabrata Banerjee to submit alternative names and symbols. Meanwhile, the Congress party criticized the decision, accusing the Election Commission of acting as a puppet for the BJP.
The Election Commission barred rival factions of the Trinamool Congress from using the party name and Flowers and Grass symbol in upcoming West Bengal Assembly bypolls. The interim order stems from an internal party dispute and leadership struggle following the 2026 elections. Both factions must now select alternative names and symbols for the October bypolls while the commission reviews the broader leadership claims.
The Election Commission of India has frozen the All India Trinamool Congress party name and its flowers and grass poll symbol following a leadership split between factions led by Mamata Banerjee and Arup Roy. Pending a final decision, neither group can use the party identity for the upcoming assembly bypolls in Rejinagar and Nandigram. Instead, both factions must submit alternative name and symbol options to the returning officers. The dispute arose after the rival group challenged the authority of the national working committee.