Bihar CM Nitish Kumar said that all opposition parties should unite and defeat BJP in 2024 Lok Sabha elections. He asked the Congress opposition to come together without delay. They said that they are waiting for this. Meanwhile, Salman Khurshid said that surely the opposition will unite. However, in love, who should say I love you first? Who should first propose that Mimamsa will be formed here as well? Explained that it will be.
First Published Feb 18, 2023, 2:59 PM IST
Patna: Some parties have expressed the opinion that all the opposition parties under the leadership of Congress should unite to face the BJP in the next general elections. Bihar CM, JDU Chief Nitish Kumar, Bihar Deputy CM RJD Leader Tejaswi Yadav made an appeal to the Congress in this regard. They asked senior Congress leader and former Union Minister Salman Khurshid to bring all the opposition parties together. Salman Khurshid gave an interesting answer to that. While saying that soon all the opposition parties will unite.. But who should say I love you first? He said that there will be Mimamsa.
‘Congress also wants opposition unity as you think. But, sometimes there are some problems in love. Who should say I love you first? There is a Mimamsam. The unity of the opposition is also the same. The unity of the opposition will be formed soon,” said Salman Khurshid.
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Earlier Bihar CM Nitish Kumar addressed the Congress. He asked the Congress to come forward to face the BJP. Ayana spoke at a conference organized by CPIML Liberation in Patna. “Congress should not delay in bringing the opposition together. We look forward to it. We went to Delhi and met Sonia and Rahul Gandhi’, he explained. ‘This is your appeal to the Congress’ said Nitish Kumar referring to Salman Khurshid.
He said that if all the opposition parties unite in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP can be limited to 100 seats. He explained that all the opposition parties in Bihar are united.
