Arjun Singh's ghar wapsi: BJP MP returns to Trinamool after 3 years
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Barrackpore MP Arjun Singh quit the BJP and joined the All India Trinamool Congress on Sunday.
Arjun Singh quit the BJP and returned to the All India Trinamool Congress on Sunday. He was the vice-president of the BJP’s West Bengal unit. He had left the TMC and joined BJP in 2019 ahead of the Lok Sabha polls.
He met TMC general secretary Abhishek Banerjee on Sunday afternoon. West Bengal minister Jyotipriya Mallick and TMC leaders from North 24 Parganas district were in attendance at Banerjee’s office in Kolkata.
Kolkata, West Bengal | BJP MP Arjun Singh reaches TMC general secretary Abhishek Banerjee's office pic.twitter.com/4DSulZJgjZ
The TMC tweeted from its official handle, "Warmly welcoming former Vice President of Bengal BJP and MP from Barrackpore Arjun Singh into the All India Trinamool Congress family. He joins us today in the presence of our National General Secretary Shri Abhishek Banerjee."
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Warmly welcoming former Vice President of @BJP4Bengal and MP from Barrackpore, Shri @ArjunsinghWB into the All India Trinamool Congress family.He joins us today in the presence of our National General Secretary Shri @abhishekaitc. pic.twitter.com/UuOB9yp9Xo
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