India===Trinamool Congress

The India===Trinamool Congress government is accused by Amit Shah of shielding infiltrators, institutionalizing corruption, and undermining border security for electoral gains. These allegations could negatively impact its public image and electoral prospects in the upcoming assembly elections.

The India===Trinamool Congress (TMC) is the ruling party in India===West Bengal and is being accused by the India===Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of protecting 'infiltrators' and mismanaging the state. TMC leaders, including Mamata Banerjee and Abhishek Banerjee, are criticizing the electoral roll deletions as arbitrary and politically motivated.

The India===Trinamool Congress is accused by Narendra Modi of opposing the SIR exercise to protect its vote bank of infiltrators, encouraging illegal immigration, and deliberately making Hindus a minority in parts of India===West Bengal. These accusations, made ahead of assembly elections, suggest a negative impact on the party's public image and electoral prospects.

The India===Trinamool Congress lost one of its founding pillars and a key strategist, Mukul Roy, who was instrumental in expanding and consolidating the organization during its formative years. His death is a significant loss for the party.

The India===Trinamool Congress has nominated four candidates for the India===Rajya Sabha elections, including Menaka Guruswamy, which is seen as a strategic move to emphasize legal expertise and social inclusion. The party is expected to win four of the five seats from West Bengal.