Another shock to the I-N-D-I-A alliance..!?
India Maitri Koota was formed for a coordinated fight against the bjp in the lok sabha elections. But this alliance is facing one challenge after another. The CPI(M) which had said that there is no alliance in kerala and West bengal, has now been left out of the Union Coordination Committee.
India alliance meeting, discussion of election strategies is in final stage. Meanwhile, India's alliance has data-faced a shock. On the one hand, some parties of the india Alliance have expressed their opposition to the decision taken not to participate in the discussion of selected journalists. After this CPI(M) party will not form an alliance in kerala and West Bengal. It is said that we will fight alone. CPI(M) has taken another decision after this announcement. india has decided to walk out of the alliance's coordination committee meeting.
A coordination committee has been formed to coordinate with more than 26 parties in the india Alliance. But in this committee itself there is a difference of opinion. The reason is that the dominant parties in some states are not agreeing to any alliance in the matter of seat allocation. CPI(M) party is strong in West bengal and Kerala. There is power to fight alone and win. aam aadmi party is strong in delhi and Punjab. Thus regional parties are strong in some states. These parties are not coming to an alliance on the issue of seat sharing in the lok sabha elections. Even the CPI(M) itself has not accepted the seat allocation formula. So it came out of the coordination committee itself. CPI(M) is in power in Kerala. CPI(M) is facing the threat of losing even one state it is in power in the upcoming assembly elections if it forms an alliance. CPI(M), which is fighting against TMC and bjp in West bengal, is confident of coming to power in the Mumburava assembly elections. Therefore, the CPI(M) is worried that due to the alliance for the lok sabha elections, the name of the CPI(M) will disappear in kerala and bengal, where there is a trace of CPI(M). Seat allocation is no longer final. congress is more inclined towards alliance. Currently, congress is the first among the largest parties in India's alliance. Most of the MPs and MLAs are in the congress party. Thus, if the alliance wins in the lok sabha, the congress will play a major role in power. Thus, congress is struggling to fight the elections through the century-old alliance. But some parties have agreed to the alliance. But there is a difference of opinion regarding seat allocation.
India alliance meeting, discussion of election strategies is in final stage. Meanwhile, India's alliance has data-faced a shock. On the one hand, some parties of the india Alliance have expressed their opposition to the decision taken not to participate in the discussion of selected journalists. After this CPI(M) party will not form an alliance in kerala and West Bengal. It is said that we will fight alone. CPI(M) has taken another decision after this announcement. india has decided to walk out of the alliance's coordination committee meeting.
A coordination committee has been formed to coordinate with more than 26 parties in the india Alliance. But in this committee itself there is a difference of opinion. The reason is that the dominant parties in some states are not agreeing to any alliance in the matter of seat allocation. CPI(M) party is strong in West bengal and Kerala. There is power to fight alone and win. aam aadmi party is strong in delhi and Punjab. Thus regional parties are strong in some states. These parties are not coming to an alliance on the issue of seat sharing in the lok sabha elections. Even the CPI(M) itself has not accepted the seat allocation formula. So it came out of the coordination committee itself. CPI(M) is in power in Kerala. CPI(M) is facing the threat of losing even one state it is in power in the upcoming assembly elections if it forms an alliance. CPI(M), which is fighting against TMC and bjp in West bengal, is confident of coming to power in the Mumburava assembly elections. Therefore, the CPI(M) is worried that due to the alliance for the lok sabha elections, the name of the CPI(M) will disappear in kerala and bengal, where there is a trace of CPI(M). Seat allocation is no longer final. congress is more inclined towards alliance. Currently, congress is the first among the largest parties in India's alliance. Most of the MPs and MLAs are in the congress party. Thus, if the alliance wins in the lok sabha, the congress will play a major role in power. Thus, congress is struggling to fight the elections through the century-old alliance. But some parties have agreed to the alliance. But there is a difference of opinion regarding seat allocation.