West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee left for New Delhi on Tuesday for a gathering of non-BJP parties she has met to form a joint technique for the impending official survey.

Banerjee, additionally the Trinamool Congress supremo, last week kept in touch with 22 resistance pioneers and boss priests mentioning them to go to the gathering on June 15 at the Constitution Club in the public capital.

The TMC initiative is confident about the outcome of the gathering.

“We are a lot of confident that the gathering will be a triumph. Supposedly, every one of the 22 chiefs will be addressed at the gathering,” a senior TMC pioneer, who didn’t wish to be named, said.

She is additionally prone to meet a portion of the resistance chiefs.

“After the gathering, there are chances that she will meet a couple of resistance pioneers. In any case, nothing is finished at this point,” the TMC pioneer said.

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Banerjee composed the letter to 22 heads of non-BJP parties including Congress president Sonia Gandhi, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and CPI(M) general secretary Sitaram Yechury on Saturday.

In the letter, she said the official political decision gives the ideal open door to all dynamic resistance groups to reconvene and ponder on the future course of Indian governmental issues when “the troublesome power” is tormenting it.

The official decisions are directed in a roundabout way through a constituent school comprising of chosen individuals from Parliament and regulative gatherings of states and Union domains.

The number and worth of votes of every elector from the state councils are worked out by an equation which considers the state’s populace in 1971. PTI

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