TMC split comes to the fore on Khudiram Bose's birthday

Followers of MLA Suvendu Adhikari and local Trinamool leadership will hold separate processions in Haldia on Thursday (December 3) for the occasion of martyr Khudiram Bose's birthday. However, Suvendu Adhikari will stay in Tamluk and will not be a part of the procession.

Mr Adhikari will join a separate 'apolitical' program in memory of Khudiram Bose at the district headquarters of East Midnapore. According to sources, Suvendu will walk to Hamilton school after laying a wreath at the statue of Khudiram Bose at the corner of the city hospital. Mr Adhikari is supposed to hold a meeting in East Midnapore.

Also read: Infosys to set up software development centre in Kolkata

Devkamal Das, a member of the Tamralipta Janakalyan Samiti, the organizer of the Tamluk program, said, "Suvendu will go to a program in Garbeta, West Midnapore, from a meeting in Hamilton."

On the other hand, the local Trinamool leadership will also hold a separate procession in Haldia on Khudiram's birthday. The two processions of Haldia are supposed to start at the same time. According to the announced program, the 'followers of Suvendu' will march from Kadamtala to the City Centre on Thursday (December 3) at 3 pm. A meeting is to be held in City Centre where prominent local citizens and social workers are supposed to speak.

Suvendu’s posters have been put in City Centre and surrounding areas on Thursday morning. Minister Sujit Basu and Minister Rajiv Banerjee held a youth Trinamool meeting at the City Centre last Sunday (November 29). 

Also read: Calcutta HC orders CAG to audit govt’s Amphan relief measures

Coincidentally, the Trinamool leadership of Haldia announced an 'apolitical' procession at the same time overnight after Suvendu’s followers announced about the procession. 

According to sources, the police have made necessary preparations to avoid the possibility of unrest in the two processions. 
 

• khudiram bose
• birthday
• suvendu adhikari
• tmc
• west bengal