
Former India cricketer and outgoing Trinamool Congress MLA Manoj Tiwary has quit the party following its defeat in the West Bengal assembly elections. Tiwary alleged that he was denied a ticket from Howrah's Shibpur constituency after refusing to pay Rs 5 crore, claiming widespread corruption in ticket distribution. He criticized the party's lack of internal democracy and development, and expressed frustration over his limited role as Minister of State for Sports. Tiwary also distanced himself from politics, intending to focus on coaching.
The articles primarily present Manoj Tiwary's perspective as a former TMC member criticizing his party's internal practices and electoral defeat. Coverage includes his allegations of corruption and lack of development within TMC, reflecting a critical stance toward the party's leadership. The sources also note the BJP's electoral victory without extensive commentary, maintaining focus on Tiwary's statements and the political transition in West Bengal.
The overall tone across the articles is critical and negative toward the Trinamool Congress, driven by Tiwary's allegations of corruption and mismanagement. While some articles include neutral background information on the political shift in West Bengal, the sentiment centers on disappointment and frustration expressed by Tiwary regarding his party's functioning and electoral loss.
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