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NCP Chief Sharad Pawar: NCP president Sharad Pawar on Wednesday said that Trinamool supremo and West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee will be a part of opposition parties to put aside her differences with the Congress for the sake of national interest and come together ahead of the 2024 general elections. Ready to form an alliance.
Sharad Pawar told reporters that he and some leaders of other parties, including Bihar CM Nitish Kumar and former Jammu and Kashmir CM Farooq Abdullah, were against joining hands with the Congress to build a front against the ruling BJP for the next elections. Not there.
‘Will work with anyone against BJP’
Responding to a question on Banerjee’s differences with the Congress and the Trinamool contesting the elections alone in West Bengal, Pawar said Mamata Banerjee had personally said that her party was trying to challenge the ruling BJP in the national interest. ready to work together.
What did Pawar say for Mamata Banerjee?
According to Sharad Pawar, Banerjee had also said that she was ready to forget the experience she had with the Congress in West Bengal. The NCP president said that during the West Bengal elections, the TMC felt that the alliance between the Congress and the CPI(M) had helped the BJP get more seats in the state.
What did Pawar say about the conversation with Nitish Kumar?
Sharad Pawar said that after the West Bengal elections, TMC office-bearers were extremely disappointed with the Congress, but the party chief had changed his stand. TMC had won a big victory in the West Bengal elections in May last year.
About his discussions with Nitish Kumar and Farooq Abdullah, Pawar said that we had discussed in detail to increase cooperation between like-minded parties. There are many parties which are of the opinion that Congress can be given importance as an alternative to BJP.
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