KOLKATA: Trinamool Congress leader Mamata Banerjee will meet with all of her party's MPs in New Delhi next month to finalise the plan for the forthcoming winter session of Parliament. 

As per party sources, she would most likely host the meeting on December 7 at the official residence of Lok Sabha member Saugata Roy. The issues that will be discussed during the session will be discussed at the meeting.

A senior party leader who wished to remain anonymous said, "All the Lok Sabha and Rajya members of the party have been asked to be mandatorily present at the meeting." Sources further said that the chief minister will also outline on how to counter issues raised by other party MPs on the events of controversies in the state.

The Chief Minister will be visiting Delhi to attend a meeting of all the state chief ministers convened by the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for discussions on the G20 summit which will be hosted by India next year.
Mamata Banerjee has already said that she will attend the meeting as the national president of the All India Trinamool Congress, not as the chief minister of West Bengal.

Though nothing has been confirmed as yet, rumors are rife over the possibility of a one-to-one meeting between the Prime Minister and chief minister on the occasion of the latter's visit to New Delhi. The chief minister also has plans to visit Ajmer Sharif during her visit.

Party sources said, there are currently efforts underway to schedule talks between the chief minister and the leaders of a few other non-BJP parties in the capital. However, nothing has been finalised on this front yet.

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