Mumbai: Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut has said that party chief Uddhav Thackeray will attend the INDIA meeting in Delhi on Wednesday at the residence of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge.
A day after the Congress’s electoral rout in three states, the Shiv Sena (UBT) took a dig at Kamal Nath for ignoring alliance parties like the Samajwadi Party in Madhya Pradesh.Raut said that within the INDIA bloc where there is a big party like the Congress, the small parties of that state are not taken into confidence.
An editorial in Saamna also attacked the BJP for the manner in which it made the lotus bloom in elections in three states. “The BJP won the big states like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan; the teamwork of the Prime Minister, home minister, ED, CBI, income tax worked and BJP won,” it said.
The editorial said Nath had not followed the rules of the INDIA bloc. It said the Congress’s unpopular satraps were pouring water on Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi’s “hard work”.
“Congress’s strings, ticket distribution was in the hands of Kamal Nath,” it said.
The editorial asked why Modi could not win in Telangana. “BJP could not even reach the milestone of 10 seats in Telangana. … Congress got a clear majority in Telangana,” the editorial said.
It said that if the Congress had done teamwork as an INDIA alliance, the performance would have been brighter. “We should take a lesson from it and start preparing for 2024. BJP fielded central ministers to win Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, but Congress did not take its INDIA alliance colleagues in the states,” the editorial said.
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A day after the Congress’s electoral rout in three states, the Shiv Sena (UBT) took a dig at Kamal Nath for ignoring alliance parties like the Samajwadi Party in Madhya Pradesh.Raut said that within the INDIA bloc where there is a big party like the Congress, the small parties of that state are not taken into confidence.
An editorial in Saamna also attacked the BJP for the manner in which it made the lotus bloom in elections in three states. “The BJP won the big states like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan; the teamwork of the Prime Minister, home minister, ED, CBI, income tax worked and BJP won,” it said.
The editorial said Nath had not followed the rules of the INDIA bloc. It said the Congress’s unpopular satraps were pouring water on Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi’s “hard work”.
“Congress’s strings, ticket distribution was in the hands of Kamal Nath,” it said.
The editorial asked why Modi could not win in Telangana. “BJP could not even reach the milestone of 10 seats in Telangana. … Congress got a clear majority in Telangana,” the editorial said.
It said that if the Congress had done teamwork as an INDIA alliance, the performance would have been brighter. “We should take a lesson from it and start preparing for 2024. BJP fielded central ministers to win Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, but Congress did not take its INDIA alliance colleagues in the states,” the editorial said.
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