Patna Conclave News Today

Opposition parties’ Bengaluru meet puts up a united front

The opposition are still in disarray

Propagandists of the ruling party, some in the garb of journalists, started rubbishing the opposition unity meeting in Patna even before the leaders reached it.

The BJP under Modi-Shah is expected to present a picture of unity and cohesion and all this is going to affect the 2024 elections.

Four years ago, their combined total was 154 Lok Sabha seats (counting a united Shiv Sena). However, Assembly poll results since are powering their hope, unity bid

At least 32 Opposition leaders, including Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi, Sharad Pawar, Mamata Banerjee and M K Stalin, attended the meeting.

Is Centre’s threat of putting investigation against some leaders is the reason? By Sushil Kutty Sulking is common to non-BJP Chief Ministers. And opposition unity suffers. Right now the tribe of non-BJP Chief Ministers sees opportunity in Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s problems. The Modi government’s ordinance upturning the Supreme Court’s verdict that gave Delhi’s

Congress wanted Oppn's first meeting to take place after June 20 so that both Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi could attend it, but JD(U) scheduled it for June 12 after consulting other parties