Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal, has declared she will not resign from her position despite increasing political pressure and calls for her dismissal. In a meeting with her party's MLAs, she stated, "Let them dismiss me. I want this to be a black day," highlighting her determination to remain in office. Banerjee plans to challenge the ongoing post-poll violence in court, which has been a significant issue since the election results were declared. She has also established a disciplinary committee to address any party leaders who publicly criticize her. The political landscape is complicated by the lack of clear rules regarding her dismissal, as the Governor has the authority to remove the Chief Minister. The current assembly's term is set to end on May 7, creating urgency in the political atmosphere. Banerjee has attributed her electoral loss to the Election Commission, accusing it of unfair practices, and has pointed to similar defeats of non-BJP alliances in other states. As tensions rise, the BJP's Suvendu Adhikari has downplayed reports of post-poll violence, stating that incidents have been minimal compared to previous elections.