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Supporting the stand taken by former Chief Minister of J&K Omar Abdullah, ex-leader of opposition in the Rajya Sabha Ghulam Nabi Azad lambasts non-BJP for maintaining silence over delay in holding assembly elections in the Union Territory.
While the National Conference vice-president Omar Abdullah is not interested in participating in any meeting of the opposition parties to form the anti-BJP front, his party president and former Chief Minister Dr. Farooq Abdullah is going to attend an opposition meeting at Patna.
It will be the first meeting of non-BJP parties to dwell upon forging a broader unity among Opposition parties to oust the BJP from power at the centre.
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar has called for a meeting with opposition parties on June 23. The meeting aims to unite opposition parties against PM Narendra Modi and the BJP-led government.
The fact that the planned joint opposition in Patna was postponed has created rumours that such unity may not be achieved before 2024. This fear, however, is almost certain to prove groundless.