TMC rebel MPs seek fourth extension in disqualification case
In short
Twenty rebel TMC MPs asked for more time until November 3 to जवाब to a disqualification petition. It is their fourth request for an extension, after the original deadline of October 20.
This matters because their political status is still uncertain. The report says they blamed the Durga Puja holidays in West Bengal, but it does not say whether the Lok Sabha Secretariat agreed.
What the reporting says
Twenty rebel TMC MPs asked for time until November 3 to respond to a disqualification petition, marking their fourth extension request. Publisher-supplied reporting says they cited the Durga Puja holidays in West Bengal and submitted individual letters to the Lok Sabha Secretariat. The immediate outcome is still unresolved because the source does not say whether the request was accepted.
Why it matters
Twenty rebel TMC MPs sought a fourth extension until November 3 to reply to a disqualification petition, after the original October 20 deadline. The MPs submitted individual letters to the Lok Sabha Secretariat and cited the Durga Puja holidays in West Bengal. The reporting does not say whether the extension will be granted, so the political and legal outcome remains open. The case could affect their status in Parliament.