NCPI

NCPI MPs attended their first NDA Parliamentary party meeting, expressing allegiance to the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance. Sudip Bandyopadhyay, a prominent member, met with the Prime Minister.

Twenty petitions were submitted seeking disqualification of rebel MPs, according to Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee. Twenty people met the Speaker claiming to be a separate group, later revealing they had joined NCPI, an unfamiliar political party.

The article discusses a new U.S.-Iran agreement and its implications for Israel's response and U.S.-Israel relations, along with political turmoil in the Trinamool Congress following a merger with the NCPI.

NCPI is prepared to accept the merger of rebel TMC MPs, with potential numbers reaching 22, as stated by Kakoli Dastidar. The party plans to collaborate with the NDA under the leadership of Narendra Modi and Amit Shah.

Trinamool rebels merged with NCPI to avoid a dispute over the 'original' party tag. The merger is significant as the Delimitation Bill may be introduced soon, and the rebel Trinamool MPs supporting NDA will vote on it.

20 rebel MPs from Trinamool Congress have decided to merge with NCPI and submitted a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. NCPI claimed to be the largest parliamentary force from West Bengal in a social media post.

NCPI, a Howrah-based political party founded in 2015 by Shewly Kundu, seeks to emerge as an alternative to TMC amid its electoral challenges. The group may accommodate 20 rebel TMC MPs.

TMC criticized the rebels' NCPI merger as 'ridiculous', while BJP attributed the political exodus to the party's ideological vacuum. The dissident group stated that 20 former Trinamool Congress MPs support the move and will back NDA in Parliament.