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Congress cautions new regional events that BJP will return to energy if not stopped collectively
The All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) led by fragrance baron Maulana Badruddin Ajmal will contest the 2021 Assam Assembly election in alliance with the Congress and the Left Front.
The determination to simply accept the proposal from the Congress was taken on the core committee assembly of the get together held right here on Saturday.
“The meeting was delayed because of the COVID-19 restrictions. Our president [Mr Ajmal] gave his assent to joining hands with the Congress and other like-minded, secular political parties that have opposed the Citizenship [Amendment] Act,” AIUDF spokesperson Haider Hussain Bora mentioned.
“The AIUDF’s approval for taking on the BJP together has paved the way for a mahajoot [grand alliance],” Congress spokesperson Rhituparna Konwar mentioned, including that the Communist Party of India, the CPI (Marxist) and the CPI (Marxist-Leninist) had come on board the anti-BJP alliance.
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The two events had mentioned the potential for a grand alliance virtually two months in the past. But there have been variations on the difficulty of projecting the chief ministerial candidate. The situation is now prone to be mentioned after the “grand alliance” is able to kind the federal government.
Congress MLA and Leader of the Opposition within the 126-member Assembly, Debabrata Saikia, on Sunday reminded the brand new regional events that the BJP might return to energy if not stopped collectively.
“Some regional parties have virtually become defunct while a few new ones have been formed with the avowed goal of dislodging the BJP in the 2021 elections. I wish them all the best, but the BJP will return to power if the anti-BJP forces fail to forge a united front,” he mentioned.
He mentioned this with reference to the Raijor Dal, the political get together that peasant rights chief Akhil Gogoi’s group, the Krishak Mukti Sangram Samiti, and its associates launched on October 2.
The Congress chief additionally alluded to the Asom Jatiya Parishad that two influential college students’ organisations — the All Assam Students’ Union and the Asom Jatiyatabadi Yuba Chhatra Parishad — had shaped in September.
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