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Can't live without you Didi, please allow me to come back: Sonali Guha writes to Mamata Banerjee 

| @indiablooms | May 22, 2021, at 11:06 pm

Kolkata: Ex-Trinamool Congress MLA  Sonali Guha, who had joined the Bharatiya Janata Party ahead of the West Bengal Assembly polls, on Saturday apologised to CM Mamata Banerjee for leaving the party.

She urged the CM to take her back to the TMC.

In her letter written to Mamata Banerjee, which she shared on social media, Sonali said: "I am writing this letter with a broken heart that I took the wrong decision by joining another party. I failed to accustom there."

"Just like a fish cannot live without water, I can't leave without you," she wrote.

"Didi, I apologise to you. Please forgive me. I will not survive if you do not forgive me," she wrote.

She requested the TMC chief to let her rejoin the party.

The TMC did not name Sonali Guha in the candidates' list for the Assembly polls this time.

Mamata Banerjee and her TMC scripted the third straight victory in the Assembly polls this time.

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