"There is no scheduled Delhi visit", a state secretariat official said when asked whether she would attend tomorrow's meeting.
Instead she would be sending state Finance minister Amit Mitra as the state government's representing to attend the meeting, he said.
Though no reason was officially cited, he said Banerjee is scheduled to leave on Monday on a two-day tour infrastructure-cum-promiton trip to Jharkhali / Sajnekhali / Sunderbans.
"The Trinamool Congress is playing the role of main opposition in Delhi. That is why they are targeting us. Those in power in Delhi know Trinamool is their main opponent. But they cannot sweep us away with brooms," she had told a party workers' meeting here recently.
She had also accused the Modi government of "trying to sell out the country.
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