The article discusses the political turmoil within the Trinamool Congress (TMC) in West Bengal following the resignation of former state president Chandrima Bhattacharya.

After her exit, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee reassumed leadership of the party, vowing to personally oversee its operations amid ongoing factional strife.

BJP leader Dilip Ghosh accused the TMC of a 'wave of resignations' and claimed the party no longer exists, criticizing Mamata for her handling of the state's budget and questioning Chandrima's tenure as Finance Minister.Chandrima cited hurt feelings over Mamata's allegations of handing over Trinamool Bhavan to a rebel faction led by Ritabrata Banerjee.The rebel faction took control of the party's headquarters in Kolkata, prompting the building's owner to lock it from within.TMC MLA Kunal Ghosh criticized Chandrima for arrogance, highlighting her previous role in the most important ministry under Mamata.

The article underscores the deepening infighting within the TMC, with multiple leaders criticizing each other and the party's leadership structure.The situation reflects broader challenges in maintaining party unity and effective governance amid internal dissent.