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NEW DELHI: The leaders of opposition’s INDIA (Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance) on Wednesday said they had several options for prime ministerial face unlike the BJP which had only one. A day ahead of the two-day Mumbai meeting starting Thursday, the host parties – Shiv Sena (UBT), the NCP and the Congress – addressed a press conference and said 28 parties will be in attendance. 26 opposition parties had participated in the second meeting at Bengaluru.
Former Maharashtra chief minister and Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Uddhav Thackeray said “our ideologies may be different, but we have a common aim.” Former Union minister and NCP supremo Sharad Pawar said that the third meeting will take several key decisions. Pawar expressed confidence that the opposition alliance will provide a formidable alternative to bring about political change.
Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole said “We’re very happy that INDIA alliance meeting is going to take place in Maharashtra … in Bengaluru, we were 26 (parties), here it has become 28 (parties) … jaise INDIA badhega, waise hi China peeche hatega.”
Former Maharashtra chief minister and Congress leader Ashok Chavan said “The meeting will discuss the agenda and take things forward. “We have come together to save the democracy and fight against the BJP,” he said.
‘Public sab janti hai’
Uddhav took a dig at Centre’s decision to slash the price of LPG and said “this is the impact of two INDIA meetings. As INDIA gains strength, they will be forced to distribute it for free.” Calling LPG price cut a poll gimmick, Uddhav questioned why did the PM not give any Rakhi gifts in the last nine years.
Former Maharashtra chief minister and Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Uddhav Thackeray said “our ideologies may be different, but we have a common aim.” Former Union minister and NCP supremo Sharad Pawar said that the third meeting will take several key decisions. Pawar expressed confidence that the opposition alliance will provide a formidable alternative to bring about political change.
Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole said “We’re very happy that INDIA alliance meeting is going to take place in Maharashtra … in Bengaluru, we were 26 (parties), here it has become 28 (parties) … jaise INDIA badhega, waise hi China peeche hatega.”
Former Maharashtra chief minister and Congress leader Ashok Chavan said “The meeting will discuss the agenda and take things forward. “We have come together to save the democracy and fight against the BJP,” he said.
‘Public sab janti hai’
Uddhav took a dig at Centre’s decision to slash the price of LPG and said “this is the impact of two INDIA meetings. As INDIA gains strength, they will be forced to distribute it for free.” Calling LPG price cut a poll gimmick, Uddhav questioned why did the PM not give any Rakhi gifts in the last nine years.
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