India’s key opposition ‘INDIA’ bloc will hold a strategic meeting today in New Delhi to formulate the election strategy ahead of the 2024 general polls. According to media reports, discussions are expected around seat-sharing arrangement, joint campaign in the Lok Sabha elections and recent suspension of 78 Members of Parliament (MPs) by the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

INDIA bloc meeting: India’s key opposition parties gather to discuss 2024 roadmap

The two-day meeting of the opposition I.N.D.I.A. (Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance) coalition held in the country’s financial capital Mumbai, concluded on Friday (September 1) with the party leaders releasing a joint statement saying the 28 parties in the coalition will contest the upcoming 2024 general elections “together as far as possible.

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As the opposition alliance, also called Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA), brings a no-confidence motion against the government, a 2018 video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi predicting the same has gone viral.

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The developments in Karnataka however have made the Congress realise that it cannot be the leader of a possible federal front to take on the BJP in 2019, but only a part of it

Congress-JD(S) win in Karnataka encouraging formation of 'federal front' against BJP