In a move to ensure a landslide victory in the 2026 West Bengal Assembly Elections, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) leadership has issued a stern warning to its grassroot representatives. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and National General Secretary Abhishek Banerjee have made it clear that the political future of every councilor will be evaluated based on the performance in their respective booths and wards. Any lapse in campaigning will lead to severe disciplinary action.

Data-Driven Evaluation Sources close to Kalighat reveal that the party is utilizing advanced data analytics, supported by I-PAC, to monitor the outreach programs of each councilor. A secret “Report Card” is being prepared for every ward. If a councilor fails to secure a substantial lead for the party in the upcoming polls, they are likely to lose their ticket for future civic elections. The leadership is leaving no stone unturned to eliminate internal complacency.

Abhishek’s ‘Corporate Style’ Monitoring Abhishek Banerjee is leading the charge with a modern, performance-oriented approach. Every move of the councilors—from door-to-door campaigning to public meetings—is being tracked. The message is loud and clear: “The party comes first, and loyalty is proven by results.” This strategic pressure has forced local leaders to step out of their comfort zones and work tirelessly at the ground level to secure their political survival.