Turmoil in TMC: Is Mamata Banerjee staring at political wipeout?

The Trinamool Congress in West Bengal faces a significant internal crisis as sixty state assembly members have formed a separate faction, with reports indicating several members of parliament are in contact with the Bharatiya Janata Party. Simultaneously, central agencies are intensifying investigations, with the National Investigation Agency searching a former legislator's residence regarding a pre-election bomb blast and the Enforcement Directorate summoning a senior leader over a teacher recruitment scam. In Tamil Nadu, the INDIA bloc faces a setback as the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam announced it will boycott the June 8 opposition meeting in Delhi, citing betrayal by the Congress party following the dissolution of their alliance. Furthermore, a controversy has emerged in Kerala concerning a commercial gymnasium implementing religious-compliant rules, including gender-segregated timings and dress codes. These developments occur alongside reports of termite-damaged currency recovered from a college union room in Kolkata, highlighting the multifaceted political and legal challenges currently impacting the regional governance and the national opposition alliance.