Kolkata, Oct. 6 -- West Bengal minister Dilip Ghosh took a sharp dig at the opposition INDIA bloc over its proposed march to the Nirvachan Sadan (Election Commission headquarters, stating that the public does not want the opposition's politics of "lies, deceit, and corruption."

Ghosh drew a parallel between the opposition alliance and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), remarking that both were formed on similar lines but are losing their political relevance over time.

"The 'INDIA' bloc: some people drift away from it. The Aam Aadmi Party was formed in a similar fashion, yet its relevance is gradually fading. The public does not desire the kind of politics the opposition has been practising, characterized by lies, deceit, corruption, and the cre...