The Trinamool Congress (TMC) is facing a severe internal crisis as a faction led by Ritabrata Banerjee demands the removal of Abhishek Banerjee, Mamata Banerjee's nephew, to reunite the party.Veteran leader Rabindranath Ghosh, who recently joined the rebel faction, argues that ousting Abhishek could bring back dissenting leaders.Ghosh accused Abhishek and his political consultancy I-PAC of causing setbacks in the assembly elections by denying tickets to MLAs and ministers.He claimed Mamata's control over the party has weakened, with power concentrated elsewhere.The rebel faction has intensified its organisational push, forming parallel committees and drawing in leaders like Anubrata Mondal.An opinion poll suggests most respondents believe Mamata won't take strict action against Abhishek.The crisis highlights deepening factional divides within the TMC, threatening its stability.Key issues include leadership disputes, organisational control, and the role of political consultants in party dynamics.