Rebel TMC group leader Sudip urges PM Modi to appoint NDA convener
In an effort to enhance communication, a leader from the Trinamool Congress has urged Prime Minister Modi to appoint an NDA convener. This request coincides with their faction's push for a merger with another party, seeking clarity on their legitimacy within the alliance. Additionally, the party plans to approach the Supreme Court regarding disqualification issues with rebel Lok Sabha members, aiming for a swift resolution.
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