TMC's Mahua Moitra Marries BJD Leader Pinaki Misra In Germany: Report (Image: x.com/RigidDemocracy)
Trinamool Congress MP (TMC) Mahua Moitra has reportedly tied the knot with senior Biju Janata Dal (BJD) leader and four-time MP Pinaki Misra.
The marriage is said to have taken place on May 3 in a private ceremony held in Germany, though no official confirmation has yet been made by either of the political figures.
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A photograph obtained by India Today TV shows Mahua Moitra dressed in traditional attire, adorned with simple jewellery, standing hand-in-hand with Pinaki Misra, a strong visual hint at the reported nuptials.
Congratulations @MahuaMoitra.
TMC MP Mahua Moitra ties the knot with former BJD MP Pinaki Misra in a private ceremony in Germany. pic.twitter.com/37v8sG1d1k
— Mahua Moitra Fans (@MahuaMoitraFans) June 5, 2025
Mahua Moitra, known for her fiery and articulate interventions in Parliament, represents West Bengal’s Krishnanagar constituency and has served two terms as a Lok Sabha MP. Before entering politics with the Trinamool Congress in 2010, she worked as an investment banker.
Mahua Moitra rose to national prominence with her iconic speech on the “seven signs of fascism” in Parliament, cementing her status as a bold and principled voice in Indian politics. She has consistently spoken out against the BJP and has frequently been in the news.
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Pinaki Misra, a seasoned politician and legal professional, represents Odisha’s Puri constituency. He began his political career with the Indian National Congress, first becoming an MP in 1996.
Later aligning with the BJD, he has been re-elected multiple times, in 2009, 2014, and 2019. He is an alumnus of Delhi’s prestigious St. Stephen’s College and holds a law degree from the University of Delhi.
The reported union between Moitra and Misra marks a rare instance of cross-party marriage between two sitting MPs from different regional strongholds, West Bengal and Odisha, and different political ideologies. Despite the lack of an official statement, the news has generated considerable buzz across the political spectrum.
