Prior to the 2024 Lok Sabha election, Nitish Kumar has convened opposition meeting to forge a broad coalition against the BJP. The opposition, according to BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad, is a group of “selfish people for power” who are unable to take on Prime Minister Modi on his own.
Ravi Shankar Prasad, the leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has criticised at the opposition meeting in advance of the massive opposition convention that will take place on June 23 in Patna. Party leaders from the Congress, NCP, DMK, Sena UBT, AAP, and other leading parties are present at the opposition convention in Bihar.
Who will be the PM face in the next Lok Sabha Election?- A BIG QUESTION
Speaking to reporters, Prasad described the grand alliance’s parties as a group of “selfish people for power” who wouldn’t be able to defeat Prime Minister Modi on his own in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
As there was tension between them, he also asked who will be the PM face.
Who will be the (opposition’s) PM face? Ravi Shankar asked reporters in Patna. They are at odds with one another.
“This is a power-hungry union of egotistical individuals. They are attempting to accomplish it collectively since they are unable to defeat PM Modi alone. India wants a stable administration, not a group of quarrelling individuals, according to Ravi Shankar Prasad.
Prior to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has invited an opposition meeting to forge a broad coalition against the BJP. Lalan Singh, national president of the JD(U), had already stated that the meeting will take place on June 23 in Patna.
Nitish Kumar during opposition meeting on who will be the PM face ahead of Lok Sabha Election
Nitish Kumar asserted earlier on Friday that the opposition is becoming more united, which may cause the Lok Sabha elections to be held sooner than expected. “No one is certain of the date of the Lok Sabha elections. It’s not required that the Lok Sabha elections take place solely in 2019. It’s likely that it would happen earlier than expected, which would be this year, he had previously stated.
Nitish Kumar hypothesised that the current administration may be considering early elections if they saw the rising opposition unity as a danger that might cause them to suffer big losses.
“The majority that the national government enjoys makes it clear that it may postpone the Lok Sabha elections. According to the chief minister of Bihar, the BJP may believe that the opposition’s unity would have an impact on them in the future and will allow them to postpone the Lok Sabha elections.
He highlighted further that the BJP would lose control of the states where it is now in power if the whole opposition ran for office together.
“I have sent warnings to all the parties and requested that they band together to defeat the BJP in the next Lok Sabha elections. Following, we must begin preparing.
