Why are rival Trinamool Congress factions competing to hold the July 21 Martyrs’ Day Rally? | Explained
For more than three decades, the Martyrs’ Day rally in West Bengal has been synonymous with Mamata Banerjee. This year, rival Trinamool factions and the Congress are competing to claim its political legacy
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