Mahua Moitra

Trinamool Congress MP mahua moitra shared nightclub videos of an Election Commission observer, a UP-cadre IPS officer, amid a controversy over his alleged intimidation of TMC workers. The officer, deployed for West Bengal polls, had previously warned "troublemakers" of "appropriate treatment."

Bengal's election battle intensified with EVM safety concerns. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee personally oversaw a strongroom vigil, while Trinamool and BJP workers clashed over alleged tampering at another centre. Election officials assured the public of robust security measures, dismissing suspicions and urging patience for the final results.

In a video going viral, Ajay Pal Sharma was seening warning Jehangir Khan's family: "Tell him, we’ll deal properly with him if his men continue to threaten...don’t cry or regret it then." Hailing Ajay Sharma's as "Singham" of Uttar Pradesh, BJP's I-T department chief Amit Malviya said the UP encounter specialist "wasted no time in setting the tone, firmly reading the riot act to the family members of Abhishek Banerjee’s close aide, Jehangir Khan".

TMC MP mahua moitra and her party have strongly criticized UP CM Yogi Adityanath for wrongly attributing Subhas Chandra Bose's famous quote to Swami Vivekananda. The TMC highlighted this gaffe as evidence of the BJP's "shocking ignorance and contempt for Bengal’s history," questioning their ambition to build 'Sonar Bangla' given their perceived lack of knowledge about the state's icons.

Trinamool MP mahua moitra's remarks on the Gujarati community have sparked internal party unease, particularly in Bhowanipore. Local leaders, including a TMC councillor, issued an apology on behalf of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, emphasizing the party's respect for the Gujarati community and distancing themselves from the "irresponsible" comments. The BJP has amplified the controversy.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah released the BJP's "chargesheet" against the Mamata Banerjee government, alleging corruption and violence. The Trinamool Congress hit back with its own "chargesheet," accusing the BJP of insulting Bengalis and withholding funds. Both parties escalated rhetoric ahead of the upcoming elections.

Trinamool Congress MP mahua moitra on Saturday took strong exception to the stationing of three armed security personnel at her home in the national capital. In a letter to Delhi Police commissioner, she said that she neither asked nor wanted any such protection, and requested that the personnel be withdrawn.

The Lok Sabha expelled Trinamool Congress MP mahua moitra for sharing her credentials, accepting gifts from a businessman, and engaging in unethical conduct. The Ethics Committee recommended her expulsion from the House due to the 'cash-for-query' allegation. The committee lacks the expertise to investigate the money trail and suggests that the government should conduct a time-bound inquiry. Moitra's conduct is deemed highly objectionable and calls for severe punishment, including her immediate expulsion from the 17th Lok Sabha. The committee also highlights the potential impact on national security.

Trinamool Congress MP mahua moitra and advocate Pinaki Misra recently celebrated their marriage in a private ceremony in Germany on May 30. Misra, a former parliamentarian, has two children from a previous marriage. Moitra, known for her political career and strong parliamentary presence, chose a quiet celebration, keeping her personal life separate from her public role.

A single judge bench of Justice Subramoniun Prasad noted that the rules permitted the authorities to allow overstay for a certain period in exceptional circumstances and directed Mahua to move a representation before the directorate. "The action will be taken in accordance with the law," the bench said. Mahua had challenged the directorate's notice of December 11, 2023, to leave the house. She argued that the legality of her expulsion was pending before Supreme Court and, therefore, the notice was illegal.

Opposition members of the Lok Sabha Ethics Committee, including mahua moitra, walked out of a meeting investigating cash-for-query charges against the Trinamool MP. They accused the committee chairperson of asking personal and unethical questions. The opposition members also criticized the manner in which the meeting was conducted. The committee chairperson denied the allegations and said that the opposition members behaved unethically and tried to detract from the allegations against Moitra.