During the panchayat elections in West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool Congress (TMC) directly contested against the Congress and Left parties, who were supposed to be part of the anti-BJP front.
The Shiv Sena leader was all praise for KCR's fight and told him that to protect the country from "divisive" forces, he has raised his voice at the right time.
The fast protest, held at the Andhra Bhavan in the national capital became a virtual platform for the unity among the parties hoping to form the anti-BJP front.
The Telugu Desam President said the endeavour was to bring everybody on board to fight the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Union Minister of Textiles, Smriti Irani, on Saturday said that opposition parties such as Congress were struggling for survival.
She said the stand of the party while entering into any alliance in any election has been to get a respectable share of the seats to contest. Otherwise, it sees fighting on its own as a better option, she said.
After BS Yeddyurappa's resignation due to lack of MLAs in Karnataka Assembly, the Janata Dal-Secular leader was flooded with congratulatory messages from anti-BJP parties.
Banerjee thanked BSP president for charging the Centre with adopting double standard in dealing with NDA-ruled Bihar and TMC-governed West Bengal.
Her statement came in the wake of BJP president Amit Shah's letter to Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu and the latter hitting back at him.
Thrissur: In a bid to rally anti-BJP forces, JD(U), which is pushing for unity among splinter groups of Janata Parivar, said all parties with similar principles and ideology should come together to counter the saffron
Patna, Jun 24: Slamming its adversaries for trying to create a divide on lines of secularism and communalism in the country, the BJP today charged the Congress and its allies with suffering from 'secularitis' disease.'You
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