In national politics, the 'conflict' between the Trinamool and the Congress is intensifying. In this situation, the question is, will the two parties side with each other in the anti-BJP unity in Parliament, or will they take a different path? The winter session of Parliament will begin on Monday. Earlier, Congress Lok Sabha leader Adhir Chowdhury joked without naming the Trinamool. When an atmosphere of conflict was created with the government, they withdrew. But the Congress does not do that. " "Opposition will be united in parliament," he tweeted. The general issues will unite the opposition. 'But he also explained the differences between the grassroots and other opposition groups.

Congress Rajya Sabha party leader Mallikarjun Kharge called a meeting of the opposition parties on Monday before the start of the winter session of Parliament. The Trinamool has decided not to attend the meeting. The question of a section of the Congress camp about their decision is that even though they are talking about anti-Modi, the Trinamool is not really seeking opposition unity. That is why they are avoiding that meeting of the Congress.Derek retaliated after a sneer without naming the impatient. He said there would be unity of opposition in Parliament, adding that "one thing to note is that RJD, DMK, CPI and CPM are all electoral allies of the Congress." The NCP-Shiv Sena and the Jharkhand Janmukti Morcha run the government in alliance with the Congress. But they are not our electoral allies and we do not run the government with them. That is the difference. " Because they have no give-and-take politics with the Congress. Again, they are not dependent on the Congress. But they are adamant on the question of BJP opposition.Although the Trinamool Congress has added a new dimension to the opposition meeting, the distance between the two parties has widened long ago. In many states, including Tripura, Goa and Meghalaya, allegations of 'redemption' of Congress members are being leveled against the Trinamool. Again seen at different times, the hand camp at the center of the target of the grassroots leaders. Recently it has increased further. During her visit to Delhi last week, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee gave a scathing reply to reporters regarding her meeting with Congress President Sonia Gandhi. He said, "There is no obligation to meet every time you come." He later softened the tone and said, "They are busy with the Punjab vote."