Stating that TMC ministers would submit their resignations to the Prime Minister later in the day, he told PTI "This is a minority government and the act of bypassing the Parliament is most unethical."
"According to our schedule we will go to the PM's house at 3 PM for submitting our resignations and after that we will proceed to the Rashtrapatti Bhavan" for communicating through a letter the party's stand that all India TMC is withdrawing support from "this anti-people government," Roy said.
Besides Roy, who is Railway minister, there are five union ministers of state belonging to the party.
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