The Trinamool Congress appears to be facing one of its biggest internal crises yet, with signs of rebellion now reaching Parliament. In a dramatic development, senior leader Sukhendu Sekhar Roy resigned from the Rajya Sabha and the party before being seen at a meeting with senior BJP leaders, including former Bengal election in-charge Bhupender Yadav. West Bengal BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari was also present during the discussions. The developments come at a politically sensitive moment, with Mamata Banerjee in Delhi attending the INDIA bloc meeting alongside opposition leaders. Reports suggest several TMC MPs were part of closed-door discussions, fuelling speculation about a possible split, defections, or the emergence of a rebel faction within the party. While the TMC insists it was aware of internal discontent and remains confident of its support base, the back-to-back meetings and high-profile resignation have intensified questions over the party's unity and political future.