Mamata Banerjee strategizes with new TMC MPs for upcoming Lok Sabha session

• Mamata Banerjee meets newly elected TMC MPs to discuss Lok Sabha strategy
• Emphasis on representing West Bengal's interests and countering adverse central policies
• Plans to enhance TMC's influence in national politics and collaborate with other opposition parties

West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Mamata Banerjee recently convened a crucial meeting with the party's newly elected Members of Parliament (MPs) to outline the strategy for the upcoming Lok Sabha sessions. The meeting focused on reinforcing the party's stance on key national issues and enhancing its influence in the Parliament.

Banerjee emphasized the importance of a cohesive approach to address both regional and national concerns. She urged the MPs to actively participate in parliamentary debates, advocate for West Bengal's interests, and collaborate with other opposition parties to counter the central government's policies that might affect the state adversely.

The TMC leader's strategic session is part of her broader vision to solidify the party's presence in national politics and ensure that West Bengal's voice is robustly represented. The discussion also included plans to address issues such as federalism, economic policies, and social justice, which are pivotal to the party's agenda.