Kolkata, Sept. 3 -- The Nationalist Citizens Party of India (NCPI) has hinted at a possible alliance with the BJP for West Bengal's civic elections, likely to be held later this year. The BJP, however, remained non-committal, saying it was currently focused on all 209 seats in the Kolkata Municipal Corporation election. "We are the largest coalition member of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance. Hence during the elections, we will contest it as members of the NDA. So, then we will have to form a coalition with the BJP. We will take a decision when the election approaches. But there is every possibility there will be a coalition," Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar, rebel Trinamool Congress MP who joined the NCPI, told reporters. Another NCPI leader, Sudip Bandyopadhyay, said, "We as NCPI members have joined the NDA. I have preliminary talks with the chief minister. We will contest the elections together as a coalition member." Senior BJP leaders in the state, however, remained non-committal and evaded commenting on the developments. Senior BJP leader Sukanta Majumdar said, "I am not in a position to say anything in this connection to the media at present. Right now, we are focusing on all 209 seats (of the Kolkata Municipal Corporation)."...