Trinamool Congress Celebrates 28 Years: Service Over Power

The Trinamool Congress (TMC) marked its 28th foundation day with celebrations across West Bengal. Party leader Mamata Banerjee reaffirmed the party's commitment to service, highlighting their ongoing struggle for the rights of people. Cultural events and ceremonies were held to honor the party's achievements and future aspirations.

The Trinamool Congress (TMC) celebrated its 28th foundation anniversary on Wednesday, with major events across West Bengal. Party chief and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee underscored the party's core tenet—politics as a vehicle for public service rather than power.

Emphasizing the TMC's enduring commitment to the welfare of the state's people, Banerjee expressed gratitude to members and supporters. She marked the occasion by releasing a self-composed song, resonating a deeply personal touch.

The celebrations witnessed a medley of cultural displays, including flag hoisting and performances showcasing Bengal's heritage. TMC's journey since its 1998 inception marked a significant shift, especially with their 2011 political victory, solidifying their role in West Bengal's political realm.

(With inputs from agencies.)