Kolkata, March 29 (NationPress) Frustrated by the decision not to receive a party ticket for the upcoming West Bengal Assembly elections, Quazi Abdur Rahim, the current MLA representing the Baduria Assembly in the North 24 Parganas district, officially left the Trinamool Congress on Sunday.

In an extensive message posted on his Facebook page, Rahim declared his resignation from all roles within the party, including his primary membership.

Since the announcement of the election schedule in West Bengal and the subsequent release of candidate lists by the Trinamool Congress, signs of dissatisfaction and protests have emerged from various Assembly constituencies within the ruling party.

Baduria has now joined this growing list.

Despite serving as the sitting MLA, the Trinamool Congress decided against nominating Rahim for this election cycle.

According to sources within the party, this choice had been a source of tension for Rahim for a considerable period.

Ultimately, on Sunday morning, he resigned from the Trinamool Congress.

In a statement, Rahim expressed that, given the current political situation, he could no longer align himself with the significant disconnect that has arisen between the party's declared principles and its practical actions.

On that day, Rahim shared an emotional note on his Facebook, describing his choice to leave the Trinamool Congress as profoundly "challenging yet principled".

Reflecting on his extensive political journey, he acknowledged that the affection and support from the public have been his only source of motivation.

As he elaborated on his reasons for departing, the outgoing MLA expressed his discontent regarding the internal dynamics of the organization.

He accused the leadership of the Trinamool Congress of ignoring his repeated concerns about various "injustices and unfair practices" within the party.

Despite his attempts to address these issues, he felt that the leadership failed to take any substantial corrective steps.

Rahim mentioned feeling deeply pained by this ongoing neglect and injustice within the Trinamool Congress.

Following his exit, speculation is rife about which political party Quazi Abdur Rahim may align with next.

He has yet to clarify whether he plans to join another political faction.

Nevertheless, Rahim made a commitment, stating: "I have stood by the people, I stand by them now, and I will continue to stand by them in the future; this is my solemn promise."

No official response has been issued by the Trinamool Congress leadership regarding this situation.