Kunal Ghosh: 'Shubendu's language against policy, but learn from him,' targets party leader

• Kunal Ghosh, post his removal from the Trinamool state secretary post, surprisingly praised opposition leader Subhendu Adhikari's political approach
• Despite previous criticisms, Kunal acknowledged Subhendu's effectiveness as an opposition figure, emphasizing the need to learn from his tactics
• While Kunal reaffirmed his commitment to the Trinamool party, speculation arose about his future amidst his unexpected shift in tone and strategic positioning

Following his removal from the post of Trinamool state secretary, Kunal Ghosh's rhetoric took an unexpected turn as he directed praise towards the opposition leader Subhendu Adhikari, contrasting sharply with his previous criticisms of the party. Despite his removal and ongoing questioning of the party's decisions, Kunal's newfound admiration for Subhendu's political approach sparked intrigue within political circles.

In a candid interview, Kunal Ghosh acknowledged his opposition to Subhendu Adhikari's aggressive language towards the Trinamool leadership, but also emphasized the need to recognize his effectiveness as an opposition figure. He noted, "The way Shuvendu performs as a BJP leader or an opposition party leader has gone around the state...his language, his politics, his attacks, I'm in favor of responding and I do. But there's no denying Shubendu's desperate performance." This unexpected shift in tone raises questions about Kunal's future within the Trinamool party and his strategic positioning amidst evolving political dynamics.

Despite speculation surrounding his future within the Trinamool, Kunal Ghosh reiterated his commitment to the party, stating his intention to remain a part of the team. While rumors swirled about potential offers from other parties, Kunal maintained that he had received inquiries from well-wishers but had not entertained any invitations to join alternative political factions. As uncertainties loom over his political trajectory, Kunal's nuanced commentary on Subhendu Adhikari underscores the complexity of intra-party dynamics within the Trinamool Congress.