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โI think Mamata Banerjeeโs stand, that she will not resign, is completely unconstitutional and dishonest, and the Governor would be well advised to dismiss her immediately because this is completely unprecedented and unacceptable," Dave said.
https://www.news18.com/india/west-bengal-election-result-2026-mamata-banerjee-refusal-to-resign-bengal-constitutional-clash-tmc-bjp-ws-l-10076502.html
"It is an insult and she deserves to be taught a lesson... I'm glad she did this. I'm glad that this is her attitude so that the Governor can dismiss her instead of her gracefully resigning... the Governor must formally dismiss her because she holds office at his pleasure," Jethmalani said. "If she insists on sticking like a lemming to her chair, then the Governor must unceremoniously dismiss her. I would like to say, given this conduct, kick her out," he added.
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/kick-her-out-mahesh-jethmalani-on-mamata-banerjees-wont-resign-move-11454098/amp/1