West Bengal is witnessing a political controversy after Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari ordered an investigation into an advertising agency allegedly linked to the Mamata Banerjee camp. The probe centres around an alleged ₹635 crore money trail spread across multiple transactions and bank accounts. Authorities are examining around 20 transactions as part of the investigation, while allegations of misuse of public funds have intensified the political battle. The development comes at a time when the Trinamool Congress is already facing a major internal rebellion and organisational turmoil. With discussions of a possible Enforcement Directorate probe also emerging, the controversy has added a new layer of pressure on Mamata Banerjee and her party.

A major political storm is brewing in West Bengal as rumours of a possible revolt by as many as 22 TMC MLAs trigger panic within the Trinamool Congress. The crisis comes amid an explosive signature forgery controversy, a CID probe, and growing allegations of internal dissent. Rebel voices within the party have reportedly questioned key leadership decisions, while Mamata Banerjee has accused the BJP of trying to engineer a split in the TMC. With two MLAs already expelled and Abhishek Banerjee facing fresh scrutiny, questions are mounting over the future unity of the ruling party.