Kolkata: Chief Minister of Mamata Banerjee is likely to attend a meeting in Banga Bhawan New Delhi during a visit from July 26-30 which will be invited by senior opposition leaders, Senior TMC leaders said on Saturday.
The meeting was scheduled tentatively on July 28 at 3 pm.
Before that, on the same day, Mamata was scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Narendra Modi around noon.
The proposed meeting, unlike other meetings in the past, will not be held at any party leader’s residence.
Mamata at the July 21 meeting urged the leader of the NCP Sharad Pawar and Congress leader P Chidambaram for meetings with opposition leaders.
According to sources, TMC has now taken responsibility for organizing meetings considering the short window of the Delhi CM travel plan.
Sources said Trinamool National Secretary General Abhishek Banerjee and Pollist Prashant Kishor, who reached Delhi immediately after the July 21 meeting, played a key role to revive the “front” opposition.
A party leader said the presence of senior leaders of all opposition parties at the Delhi Constitutional Club for the July 21 virtual rally lay the foundation for the meeting.
In the 21st July speech, Mamata also stated that he would invite all senior political leaders, including the President of the Pawar and Congress Sonia Gandhi, for winter rallies on the brigade parade if Covid remained under control.
In the July 21 meeting, apart from Pawar and Chidambaram, Supriya Sule (NCP), Digvijay Singh (Congress), Ram SP Gopal Yadav and Jaya Bachchan, DMK Tiruchi Siva, Chief Kejala Rao, Sanjay Singh, Shiv Shiv.
Priyanka Chaturvedi Sena and Sad’s Balwinder Singh Bhunder has been present.
The possibility of all these parties will also attend the Banga Bhawan meeting.
These meetings, said the source, was the culmination of several political parley after Bengal’s poll.
Kishor has met several leaders, including pawar and Rahul Gandhi.
Meanwhile, Abhishek after being used as a party’s national secretary general, has broadly described that TMC will now fight to Delhi.
On June 22, the former Union Minister and now TMC Vice President Yashwant Sinha is part of the informal meeting of leaders and former parliamentarians at the residence of the pawar in Delhi.
In a 21 July speech, Mamata urged senior opposition leaders “not to throw one day” and to set aside “self-interest for national interests” to “work together, making the front” for “people will never forgive us if we do not forgive us ‘T “.