Complete coverage: Mamata walks out of UPA II

Crucial meeting of Trinamool Congress parliamentary party to decide party's stand on hiked diesel price, LPG and FDI is currently underway in Kolkata.

Congress leader Renuka Choudhury said they are talking to Mamata Banerjee and that she will understand their stand.

Reports coming in that Congress chairperson is currently on her way to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's house to discuss the Trinamool crisis.

There are also reports that a cabinet reshuffle is on cards.

Meanwhile, MNS has declared that they will be supporting FDI in multi-brand retail.

West Bengal Congress chief said that Mamata Banerjee will not pull out of UPA.

After Sonia Gandhi, Finance Minister P Chidambaram will also be meeting the prime minister.

The Trinamool Congress meeting in Town Hall has ended.

Mamata Banerjee will be addressing the media shortly to announce the decision taken in the meeting.

Mamata Banerjee is currently addressing the media.

Mamata Banerjee:

• The government did not consult us before fuel hike.
• We have always been snubbed by the government.
• UPA has no respect for us
• We cannot stay happy if our heads are cut off
• The central government has always discriminated against West Bengal
• Our ministers will resign fromt he centre tomorrow
• Trinamool Congress withdraws its support from UPA II
• We are doing this for the common man
•  We are very proud of what we are doing

Mamata Banerjee says Trinamool Congress withdraws its support form the UPA government.

Trinamool Congress ministers will resign on Friday, said party chief Mamata Banerjee.

This government will last only three to six months, she said, adding that Trinamool Congress was the biggest party in the UPA alliance.

We will hit the streets to protest against the government decisions, Bannerjee said.

We will reconsider our support if FDI in retail and fuel prices are rolled back, Banerjee said.

Congress:
We consider Trinamool an alliance till there is no final decision.