Bangalore, May 21, (way2newstv.com):
Politics in the country are becoming unpredictable.The anti-BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's anti-party meetings are going on.The anti-Modi parties are also on the same platform during the JDS-Congress coalition government in Karnataka.TDP from AP, TRS from Telangana, Trinamool Congress from West Bengal, BSP SP from UP and Odisha government BJD will also attend the swearing-in ceremony of the JDS-Congress Coalition in Karnataka on 23rd of this month and will support them. meet. The JDS-Congress government is going to build up. All the politics behind the scenes are all about tactics against the BJP. Congress President Rahul Gandhi's strategy is to draw fire brands like Mamata and Mayawati indirectly into the anti-BJP and Congress-led front. Rahul feels that the possibility of implementing a strategy for the next year's elections would be possible. Now, Rahul, who is in Karnataka, has won the strategy of the Gandhian family. Now the Congress is aiming to defeat the BJP at the national level.
FIRST STEPS FROM THE SWEARING
The SP + BSP formula was formally in UP in the next few days and now the Congress is going to meet with that alliance. SP and BSP alliance has already joined the RLD. In addition to the Congress, it is difficult for the BJP to win. The result is the reason for the BJP coming to power in the UPA. Where the BJP has won 72 MPs. Apart from the UPA, the Congress is trying to start its fight from Bengal to get the BJP along with DMK, NCP and JDS. These leaders are likely to discuss the country's general election in the next ten months. Telangana CM KCR .. Nandhi is already being addressed to the Federal Front under the supervision of these CMs and ex-CMs. And the National Coalition for Congress Leadership is likely to be mentioned in Karnataka from Karnataka. All the leaders of the parties opposing the BJP are in one place and it seems that it is possible to finalize the future strategy. In fact, now the JDS-Congress alliance is in the form of government, AP CM Chandrababu, Telangana CM KCR and West Bengal Chief Mamalas.
