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Trinamool Congress National General secretary Abhishek Banerjee has set up teams of party leaders to reach out to the families of those who died allegedly due to anxiety linked to the ongoing Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in West Bengal, a party functionary said .
According to media reports, The members of these teams have been tasked with visiting the affected families from Friday and offering all possible support as instructed by Banerjee, he said.
These leaders will personally meet the families of individuals who reportedly lost their lives, either by suicide or due to stress and anxiety triggered by SIR-related issues.
.@BJP4India and @ECISVEEP’s deadly weapon, SIR, has claimed yet another innocent life!
Unable to find the necessary documents for filling out the SIR enumeration form, 32-year-old Suman Majumdar from Noapara in North 24 Parganas, tragically took his own life out of fear and… pic.twitter.com/CLxNoDDI4V
— All India Trinamool Congress (@AITCofficial) November 13, 2025
They will maintain regular contact with these families and extend help in every manner as directed by the national general secretary, a TMC leader said.
The outreach exercise, the party leader said, aims to ensure that the bereaved families will receive both emotional and logistical support.
The TMC has been alleging that panic created by the SIR process introduced by the Election Commission had pushed several people into distress.
