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INDIA Alliance Meeting: There will be a meeting of India Alliance on 6th December but there is suspense regarding the presence of Bihar CM Nitish Kumar in this meeting. According to media reports, National President Lalan Singh and Minister Sanjay Jha can attend the meeting on behalf of JDU. CM can distance himself from this meeting. On the other hand, Lalu Prasad Yadav and Deputy CM Tejashwi Yadav from RJD can join. Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge has called a meeting at his residence regarding the Lok Sabha election strategy.
Nitish Kumar had expressed his displeasure
CM Nitish Kumar India Alliance had expressed displeasure over the non-progress of any work in the India Alliance. In the program of the Left party, Nitish Kumar had said that Congress has no interest in the India alliance right now. The party is engaged in assembly work of five states. But now that the meeting has been called by Congress, Nitish Kumar is keeping distance from it.
JDU leaders gave the reason
In the statement from the JDU leader, it was said that the doctor has advised Nitish Kumar to take rest. He had viral fever. These days his health is bad. For this reason he is not attending the meeting in Delhi. JDU National President Rajiv Ranjan Singh alias Lalan Singh and Water Resources Minister Sanjay Kumar Jha will go to this meeting. Let us tell you that in the recent assembly elections, BJP has got a bumper victory in three states. After that this meeting is going to be held but Nitish Kumar of India Alliance is the initiator. He is being presented by the party as a contender for the post of PM. In such a situation, many questions will be raised due to Nitish Kumar’s distance from the December 6 meeting.
There can be discussion on the issue of seat sharing
This time many special issues including seat sharing can be discussed in the meeting to be held in Delhi. Although Nitish Kumar had said in the meetings in Bengaluru and Mumbai that committees should be formed for seat sharing in all the states, but no one paid attention to the words of CM Nitish Kumar. It is believed that Nitish is very angry with this also. Till now, no decision has been taken in the India alliance on the name of the convenor, nor has any consensus been reached on the face of the PM candidate.
Efforts for a strong alliance against BJP
Continuous efforts are being made to unite the opposition parties against BJP for the Lok Sabha elections 2024. Under this, the first meeting was organized in Patna on 23 June. The second meeting was held in Bengaluru on 17-18 July. The third meeting was held in Mumbai on 31 August and 1 September. Where everyone had taken the decision unanimously in the name of India alliance. Along with this, other committees including the Coordination Committee have been formed and a meeting has also been held, but in view of the elections, no meeting has taken place nor has any work progressed.
Nitish will compete with Amit Shah
The meeting is being held in Delhi on 6th December at a time when Congress has suffered a crushing defeat in four out of five states. Congress government will be formed only in Telangana. Four days after this meeting, i.e. on 10th December, a big meeting of Amit Shah’s Eastern Regional Council is going to be held in Patna. CMs of Bihar, West Bengal, Odisha and Jharkhand are expected to participate in it. This meeting will be held in Patna, hence Nitish Kumar and Amit Shah will be face to face for the first time after the formation of the Grand Alliance government in Bihar. Therefore, if you do not attend the meeting of India Alliance on 6th December, many questions will arise and all eyes will be on the meeting with Amit Shah.
Akhilesh Yadav and Mamata Banerjee will also not attend
Doubts over Akhilesh Yadav’s participation in the opposition alliance meeting have also ended. Akhilesh is in no hurry to attend this meeting of the INDIA alliance and may avoid attending the meeting until relations with Congress normalize. At the same time, Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee had also indicated not to attend this meeting. However, in such a situation, the non-attendance of Nitish Kumar, who also plays the role of a leader, in this meeting is quite shocking.
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