New Delhi: Describing the meeting of opposition parties in Bengaluru as a meeting of “opportunists and power-hungry” leaders, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday said that such an alliance will not do any good to the country in the present or future. .
Addressing a press conference here, senior BJP leader and former Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad mocked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and said that instead of providing relief to the flood-affected people, he went to attend a meeting of opposition parties in Bengaluru. Are.
He hit out at the Congress, alleging that it did not say a word on the Kejriwal government’s “mismanagement” during the flood situation in Delhi or the violence during the panchayat elections in West Bengal, where the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress is in power. .
video | “They (opposition parties) don’t have common agenda or ideology. There only ideology of ‘give and take’ is leaving the people in the lurch,” says BJP leader @rsprasad on opposition meeting in Bengaluru. pic.twitter.com/ERyakuSChD
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“The meeting of opposition parties in Bengaluru is a meeting of opportunists and power-hungry leaders,” Prasad told reporters. “Such an alliance is neither good for India’s present nor for its future,” he alleged.
Top leaders of 26 opposition parties, including Congress, AAP and Trinamool Congress, are expected to participate in a two-day brainstorming session in Bengaluru from Monday. The opposition parties may start working on a common minimum program to take on the BJP in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and announce the launch of a joint campaign.
