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If TMC splits, speaker's role key in recognising 'real party'

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If TMC splits, speaker's role key in recognising 'real party'
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The Trinamool Congress (TMC) in West Bengal faces a potential split, with the state assembly speaker's role becoming critical in determining the 'original party'. Legal precedents from Maharashtra's Shiv Sena case suggest the speaker must now adjudicate party legitimacy during defection disputes.

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This highlights the evolving role of legislative speakers in India's constitutional framework regarding party defections and internal splits.

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The article focuses on legal and constitutional mechanisms rather than taking a side in the political dispute.

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