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The fall of the twin flowers: How Mamata Banerjee lost control of her party

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The fall of the twin flowers: How Mamata Banerjee lost control of her party
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The Trinamool Congress (TMC) is facing a significant internal rebellion following a major assembly election defeat, with 58 out of 80 MLAs rallying behind an expelled leader. This crisis threatens the long-standing political dominance of Mamata Banerjee within the party she founded.

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This represents a potential tectonic shift in West Bengal politics, signaling the possible end of a personality-driven political era.

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The framing focuses heavily on the 'fall' and 'crisis' of the leader, using dramatic language common in political reporting that highlights internal instability.

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