Abhishek Banerjee, MP from Diamond Harbor and nephew of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, has been appointed because the All India General Secretary of Trinamool Congress.
The younger TMC chief was promoted to a place of higher duty on the occasion’s first organizational assembly since its landslide victory within the meeting polls final month.
Abhishek will exchange Subrata Bakshi because the nationwide common secretary.
“Our party chief Mamata Banerjee has nominated MP Abhishek Banerjee as the All India General Secretary of the Trinamool Congress,” Chatterjee stated after two vital conferences later within the day.
Meanwhile, actor-turned-TMC chief Sayoni Ghosh has been made the president of the youth wing – a submit beforehand held by the MP.
Chatterjee additionally stated that the working committee has determined that an individual will probably be allowed to carry just one submit within the occasion and the core committee has duly permitted it.
There was no dialogue on the turncoats, he stated, who had give up the TMC earlier than the meeting elections to hitch the BJP, and is now able to return to the occasion.
This time it was speculated that extra younger leaders is perhaps moved up the occasion hierarchy.
“Organisationally, Abhishek Banerjee may get more responsibility in state politics as Abhishek was the chief strategist after Mamata Banerjee in this assembly election and got immense success. Hence, the party can recognize his leadership,” a senior TMC chief had stated earlier.
“Saturday’s assembly can see many organizational modifications as Didi has to accommodate extra leaders who haven’t acquired the ministry. So Mamata Banerjee can introduce a coverage of ‘one chief, one submit’ and take away district presidents from the state cupboard.”
He additional stated that Mamata Banerjee has at all times been in favor of bringing ahead the youth management. “There is not any main election within the coming three years after the thumping victory. So, Mamata Banerjee can take the chance of grooming some younger leaders on this tenure.”
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
