An editorial in the spokesperson of Shiv Sena (UBT) ‘Saamana’ stressed that the polls of the assembly provided for in five states in November are a “dress rehearsal” before the Lok Sabha surveys provided for next year
The Shiv Sena (UBT) said on Monday that the surveys of the assembly scheduled for five states are a kind of “general rehearsal” for Lok Sabha surveys due next year and offered a word of caution in the opposition India block and one of its members members of the founder Bihar CM Nitish Kumar
In the midst of rumors of an increasing rupture in the opposition block of India, the Shiv Sena (UBT) said that the coalition had been formed to dislodge the “dictatorial regime” at the center while politics in several states is different.
An editorial by spokesperson Sena (UBT) “Saamana” stressed that the surveys of the assembly provided for in five states in November are a “general rehearsal” before the Lok Sabha surveys scheduled for next year.
The editorial indicated that Congress is a major party in the five states related to the survey – Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram.
“It is important for Congress to win polls to stop the abusive use of the power and arrogance of money. It will be crucial for the India alliance, “said the editorial.
He expressed his confidence that India Alliance will win Lok Sabha’s polls in 2024.
The daily Marathi said the concerns of the chief minister of Bihar Nitish Kumar were valid.
Last week, Kumar blamed the concern of the congress with the surveys of the Assembly in five states for the failure of the coalition of India to rely on the momentum he had taken in recent months.
But, the editorial of “Saamana” said that Kumar, who played a crucial role in the formation of the India alliance of 28 opposition parties to assume the Bharatiya Janata party, should not publicly disseminate its concern because it makes the BJP happy.
Congress did not allocate itself to the Samajwadi party in Madhya Pradesh and the Aam Aadmi party is arguing separately. All three are constituents of the opposition block in India.
“The India alliance was formed to dislodge the dictatorial regime at the center and everyone accepted. States policy is different and the main political parties must make decisions accordingly, ”said the editorial.
Recently, the leader of the Samajwadi party, Akhilesh Yadav, said that the Congress should not “betray” his party and clearly indicate whether the great old party wants an alliance or not. The spit between the two allies of the India block began after their inability to reach a seats sharing agreement for the polls of the Madhya Pradesh assembly scheduled for November 17.
Last month, the chief of the Nationalist Congress Party (PCN), Sharad Pawar, acknowledged that there are differences in opinion among the opposition parties on the establishment of a united front in certain surveys of State, but there is also the feeling that everyone must fight Lok Sabha’s polls together.
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