Satabdi Roy is a three-time MP from West Bengal’s Birbhum.
Hours after giving the Trinamool Congress a scare, Actor-turned-politician Satabdi Roy on Friday night rejected reviews about her leaving Mamata Banerjee’s occasion. There had been reviews that Roy will likely be flying to New Delhi on Saturday, January 16, to satisfy Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
Roy admitted that there have been points between her and the TMC management, nevertheless, added that these have been resolved.
“I held talks with Abhishek Banerjee at present and he addressed the problems raised by me. I’m not going to Delhi tomorrow. I’m going to stay with TMC,” Satabdi Roy mentioned.
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In a social media put up on her ‘Satabdi Roy Fan Club’ Facebook web page, the Birbhum MP had mentioned that the explanation behind her absence in occasion programmes in her constituency is as a result of she isn’t knowledgeable concerning the schedules upfront.
The three-time Birbhum MP had mentioned she’s going to inform the general public at 2 pm on Saturday if she takes any “choice”, inflicting ripples within the TMC.
As per occasion sources, Roy is having variations with Birbhum district TMC chief Anubrata Mondal.
“I’ve a detailed reference to this constituency. But lately many individuals have been asking me why I’m lacking from a number of occasion programmes.
“I wish to inform them that I wish to attend all programmes. But I do not get to find out about many programmes and if I’m not even knowledgeable about occasions in my constituency, then how can I attend. I used to be mentally pained due to this,” Roy’s put up in her followers’ membership web page learn.
After an extended and profitable profession within the Bengali movie trade, Satabdi Roy joined politics within the ultimate years of the Left Front authorities within the state.
She was a part of the TMC’s cultural brigade of celebrities with mass attraction in Mamata Banerjee’s try and unseat the Left from energy within the state.
Roy had first contested and received the Birbhum seat on a TMC ticket in 2009. She went on to win the seat in 2014 and 2019.
(With Inputs from Agencies)
