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AITC Chairperson Mamata Banerjee Personally Appears in Calcutta High Court; Party Hails Her Unmatched Leadership

Anita Shukla

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Mamata Banerjee appears in Calcutta High Court

Kolkata | May 14, 2026: In a significant legal and political move All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) Chairperson Smt. Mamata Banerjee personally appeared at the Calcutta High Court today. Her presence in the courtroom was to argue in a critical matter concerning allegations of widespread post poll violence across West Bengal which the party claims has been unleashed by the BJP Bengal unit.

This rare personal appearance by a sitting Chief Minister to argue a case has drawn national attention signaling the intensity of the ongoing legal battle between the state’s ruling party and the primary opposition. Following the court appearance the All India Trinamool Congress released an official statement via its X account emphasizing that the Chairperson’s decision to personally lead the argument demonstrates her unwavering commitment to the people of Bengal.

The party stated that Banerjee’s presence at the High Court sets her apart from other contemporary leaders highlighting that she never abandons her constituents in their hour of need. The statement further lauded her for “never stopping the fight for truth justice and constitutional values,” positioning her as a leader who consistently rises above what the party described as the “politics of hatred.”

The AITC’s communication underscored that Banerjee’s leadership is defined by a rare combination of compassion, courage, and conviction. By standing firm against the “unruly conduct” of the BJP and confronting the injustices surrounding SIR she continues to solidify her position as a unique figure in Indian politics.

The party concluded its update by asserting that there is truly no leader like her in the country today framing her court appearance as a testament to her role as a frontline defender of the state’s interests and democratic principles.