INDIA faction meeting held at the invitation of Congress, Big leaders absent, discussion on Lok Sabha election strategy.

Before the meeting, Raghav Chadha told the media, “The discussion will be held given the  2024 Lok Sabha elections.  How to take the IN.N.D.I.A.  coalition forward, Not to defeat anyone, rather,  discussions will be held about how to take the country forward by eliminating diseases like inflation and unemployment.  It is our endeavor that in  2024, a blueprint should be given so that the country can move forward.

Raghav Chadha informed the media before the meeting that the discussion would primarily focus on the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The agenda of the meeting would be to discuss ways to take the I.N.D.I.A. coalition forward, without intending to defeat any particular group. The discussions would revolve around how to eliminate issues like inflation and unemployment and work towards the betterment of the country. The primary goal is to come up with a blueprint by 2024, which would pave the way for the progress of the country.

Before the meeting, Raghav Chadha told the media, “The discussion will be held because of the  2024 Lok Sabha elections. How to take the ‘INDIA’ alliance forward, not to defeat anyone, but how to take the country forward by eliminating diseases like inflation and unemployment,  will be discussed. ” Also said, “It is our endeavor that in  2024, a blueprint should be given so that the country can move forward. “

Due to the non-availability of key leaders of some of the coalition partners, the coordination meeting of parliamentary party leaders has been held. The meeting of key leaders will be held in the third week of this month. The meeting took place at a time when the Congress suffered defeat in the recent assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Rajasthan. Congress has won in Telangana.

After the electoral defeat,  some constituents of the ‘India’ alliance questioned the Congress. So far, three meetings of the INDIA alliance have been held in Patna, Bengaluru, and Mumbai. At a meeting of leaders of the alliance partners in Mumbai, a coordination committee of  14 members was also formed to chalk out the future program of the alliance.

The coordination committee will serve as the top decision-making body of the opposition alliance.