Image used for representative purposes NEW DELHI: After a long gap, the opposition alliance INDIA will meet on June 6 to take stock of the political situation in the country.Sources said “opposition politics – the way forward” will be the theme of the meeting. There has been a growing feeling among opposition parties that the governing BJP is gaining ground owing to a lack of cohesion among rivals. Also, there has been considerable weakening of regional parties lately. The meeting may be dominated by opposition about the SIR of the electoral rolls.After the recent assembly election results, Congress neta Rahul Gandhi had said the country needed to be alert about the way elections were being conducted and pointed to West Bengal as an election “stolen” by BJP. The Mamata Banerjee-headed TMC was unseated from office in the state. Since then, Banerjee has been seeking a meeting of the opposition parties. While TMC has often struck an independent line, it has opted for a reconciliatory tone since the poll results. Gandhi too said that it was time to forget the differences and work to “save the democracy”. DMK’s joining the meeting will be interesting. While it has been a key member of the bloc, Congress snapped ties with the party and joined hands with Vijay’s TVK that came to office in Tamil Nadu.CPM too recently lost office in Kerala to Congress and has since been attacking Congress.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Trauma Care Part Of Right To Life’: SC Orders 112 As One Unified Emergency Response NumberAfter 20 Years In Saudi Prison, Kerala Man Abdul Rahim Returns HomePatna Builder Gifts CM Portrait, Internet Reacts With “Majnu Bhai Would Be Proud” JokesTension At West Bengal Border As Migrants Wait For Return Amid Holding Centre OperationsTwisha Sharma Death Case: CBI Arrests Mother-In-Law & Retired Judge Giribala SinghFrom Brazil To India: Inside Gujarat’s Biggest Cocaine SeizureSiddaramaiah Resigns As Karnataka CM, DK Shivakumar Likely To Take OverSpecial Eid-ul-Adha Namaz Held At Taj Mahal Amid Tight Security Across Uttar Pradesh CitiesTamil Nadu CM Vijay Postpones Delhi Meeting With Rahul Gandhi After PM Modi MeetPriyanka Gandhi Intervention Boosts DK Shivakumar’s Push For Karnataka Chief Minister Post: Report123PhotostoriesDiscovering India’s only snake-free region10 famous snake parks and zoos in the USA every wildlife traveller should visit and how to reach here”Egg is the worst thing you can…” Sadhguru shares 3 traditional South Indian vegetarian dishes rich in protein and vitamin B125 most iconic Katrina Kaif movie looks that are making a comeback online10 toxic habits you think are normal, but they’re holding you backIndoor plants that you can grow without soilIndia’s hidden wine regions beyond NashikWhy atta dough turns dry in the fridge and 3 easy ways to retain its moistureThought of the day, inspired by Bhagavad Gita: “Inner peace begins where ego ends”5 art villages of india where art has been passed down from generations and is a way of life123Hot PicksParris Campbell RetirementClaude Lemieux DeathMitch MarnerKarnataka CMJai Pal SinghCristiano RonaldoSachine TendulkarTop TrendingPatna Boat AccidentGujarat Drug BustNEET UG Paper LeakNorth India HeatwaveGrocery price hikeBengaluru Ebola CaseUK NEETRahul GandhiIndian mango exportsFuel price hike
NEW DELHI: After a long gap, the opposition alliance INDIA will meet on June 6 to take stock of the political situation in the country.Sources said “opposition politics – the way forward” will be the theme of the meeting. There has been a growing feeling among opposition parties that the governing BJP is gaining ground owing to a lack of cohesion among rivals. Also, there has been considerable weakening of regional parties lately. The meeting may be dominated by opposition about the SIR of the electoral rolls.After the recent assembly election results, Congress neta Rahul Gandhi had said the country needed to be alert about the way elections were being conducted and pointed to West Bengal as an election “stolen” by BJP. The Mamata Banerjee-headed TMC was unseated from office in the state. Since then, Banerjee has been seeking a meeting of the opposition parties. While TMC has often struck an independent line, it has opted for a reconciliatory tone since the poll results. Gandhi too said that it was time to forget the differences and work to “save the democracy”. DMK’s joining the meeting will be interesting. While it has been a key member of the bloc, Congress snapped ties with the party and joined hands with Vijay’s TVK that came to office in Tamil Nadu.CPM too recently lost office in Kerala to Congress and has since been attacking Congress.
