Kolkata: In what could cause further embarrassment for the Trinamool Congress, Narada News on Monday published a new set of videos of its sting operation in which two prominent leaders of West Bengal's ruling party were purportedly caught on tape -- one of them accepting money, and the other seeking a "benami" stake in a project. The Trinamool rejected the allegations, terming it "dirty political vendetta".

Trinamool Congress supporters at an election campaign rally ahead of Assembly polls in Kolkata on Monday. Pic/ PTI

In the latest videos, the website claimed Trinamool Lok Sabha member from Arambagh Aparupa Poddar accepted money, while former party state general secretary Shanku Deb Panda sought a "benami stake" in the fictitious company in return for his help.