United Front (1967) - Ghosh Resigns, UF Cabinet Is Dismissed

Ghosh Resigns, UF Cabinet Is Dismissed

As a result of the various political contradictions inside the United Front, P.C. Ghosh resigned from his ministerial post, broke with the UF and formed a new party, the Progressive Democratic Front along with 16 other members of the Legislative Assembly. Ghosh stated his intention to form a government of his own. The Congress declared their support to Ghosh's bid for power. The governor ordered the Chief Minister to gather the Legislative Assembly in two weeks. Mukherjee responded to the governor that he was unable to do so. On November 16, the governor dismissed the UF cabinet and let Ghosh form a new cabinet.

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