'Unified approach, alliance face': What's left for INDIA Bloc after strong partners TMC, DMK's debacle in assembly polls
New Delhi, June 8 -- The INDIA Bloc is holding a meeting in the Constitution Club in the national capital on Monday, aiming to fill the cracks erupted in the alliance mainly after the recently concluded assembly polls in four states and one union territory.
The Congress is seeking to project unity, with party leader Jairam Ramesh asserting that 23 parties will be attending the meeting. He also maintained that the Opposition parties are "unified."
At the same time, posing a "unified" alliance infront of the comprehensive National Democratic Alliance (NDA)-led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is one of the biggest tasks in front of the INDIA Bloc, especially after its three big parties, the Trinamool Congress, Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam...
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