West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has requested the Indian Railways to provide special train services to facilitate the Trinamool Congress's (TMC) rally scheduled for July 21. The rally, a significant political event in Kolkata, is expected to draw a large gathering of TMC supporters and leaders from various parts of the state. Banerjee's request underscores the party's preparations to mobilise supporters for the rally, aiming to convey key political messages ahead of upcoming elections. The TMC has historically organised rallies as a platform to showcase its strength and rally public support. The Chief Minister emphasised the importance of efficient transportation arrangements to ensure smooth participation of attendees in the rally. Special train services would facilitate easier access for supporters travelling from different districts of West Bengal to Kolkata, where the rally is slated to take place. The Indian Railways is evaluating the feasibility of providing additional trains and ensuring adequate arrangements for crowd management and passenger safety during the event. Such logistical support is crucial for accommodating the anticipated influx of attendees and maintaining order during the rally proceedings. Political analysts view the rally as a strategic move by the TMC to galvanise support ahead of crucial political engagements. The party's ability to mobilise large crowds through efficient transportation services reflects its organisational strength and outreach capabilities in West Bengal's political landscape. As preparations continue, the railway authorities and state government are expected to coordinate closely to finalise arrangements and ensure the rally's success without disruptions to regular train operations.