Mamata Banrejee

Trinamool Congress leaders have begun to arrive for a meeting where Mamata Banerjee is expected to make what she has described as "hard decisions"- the West Bengal chief minister will consult these leaders to finalise whether she should quit the Prime Minister's coalition over a menu of splashy reforms announced last week.

After a train accident in Uttar Pardesh's Jaunpur district which killed four people and 10 injured others, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banrejee floated a sabotage theory. The Railways Minister, Mukul Roy, belongs to Ms Banerjee's party - he is her representative in the union cabinet.

Trinamool Congress leaders have begun to arrive for a meeting where Mamata Banerjee is expected to make what she has described as "hard decisions"- the West Bengal chief minister will consult these leaders to finalise whether she should quit the Prime Minister's coalition over a menu of splashy reforms announced last week.

After a train accident in Uttar Pardesh's Jaunpur district which killed four people and 10 injured others, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banrejee floated a sabotage theory. The Railways Minister, Mukul Roy, belongs to Ms Banerjee's party - he is her representative in the union cabinet.