New Delhi, June 13 -- The Trinamool Congress has lost its base in Delhi, with Barrackpore Lok Sabha MP Partha Bhowmick vacating his bungalow at 20, Dr Rajendra Prasad Road that served as the party's de facto Delhi headquarters-delivering a fresh blow to a party facing the prospect of a split. A Lok Sabha Secretariat allotment order dated June 9, 2026 assigned Bhowmick Flat No. 501, Hooghly block (Type VII accommodation) as his new official residence. The order replaces the Type VI bungalow at Dr Rajendra Prasad Road that he previously occupied and used as the party's operational base. The MP himself requested the shift. Bhowmick is among the 19 TMC MPs who signed a formal letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla's office on May 18 seeking recognition as a separate parliamentary group. With the bungalow now locked, TMC posters have been shifted to the South Avenue residence of Rajya Sabha MP Nadimul Haque. The TMC has historically managed its Delhi presence not from a dedicated headquarters but from residences allotted to senior leaders. Earlier, the party's Delhi activities were coordinated from the South Avenue residence of former leader Mukul Roy. After his exit, the operational centre shifted to the official home of Abhishek Banerjee, before eventually moving to Bhowmick's bungalow on Dr Rajendra Prasad Road. Bhowmick and Haque did not respond to HT's queries. At the South Avenue residence of Rajya Sabha MP Haque, staff told HT that "they had only just been instructed to bring all documents, office material and equipment to the new location". HTC...