The INDIA bloc, a coalition of regional parties, is set to meet in Delhi to discuss seat sharing, campaign strategies, and joint rallies ahead of the upcoming elections. The bloc is also expected to address the issue of choosing a convener and developing a consensus on supporting a caste census. The Congress is expected to table the main agenda for the meeting, with the regional parties submitting their suggestions for a joint strategy to take on the BJP. The alliance is also exploring an alternative positive agenda to counter the BJP and plans to move forward with the unity theme “Main nahin, hum”. The meeting will also address the differences between the SP and Congress over alliance in the recent Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections and the question of an alliance in Uttar Pradesh. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee expressed confidence that the members of the alliance would resolve all differences, including on the issue of seat sharing. The alliance has held previous meetings in Patna, Bengaluru, and Mumbai to prepare for the upcoming elections.
“India Alliance to Meet After Over Three Months: Seat Sharing and Strategy Redrawing on the Agenda” – Political Pulse News
