a message of unity. But with some riders at the third India Alliance meeting in Mumbai a key resolution all parties will try to contest the 2024 Loba election together. But this bit added at the end as far as possible, a 14 member coordination committee has been formed to work out challenges like a possible common minimum programme and the thorny problem of seat sharing across the country. This stage represents 60% of the Indian population. If the parties on this stage unite, it is impossible for the B JP to win an election. But the wording of the India alliance's resolution in particular as far as possible bit has raised eyebrows and spawned questions specifically of the kind the grouping was meant to answer. Just how United is the opposition. Another moment of apparent discord was struck by Bengal Chief Minister Banerji, who opposed the political resolution as it included caste based census. On the other hand, JDURD and Samadi party wanted caste based census to be included in the resolution. Another talk was of the Indian logo to be revealed. That too did not happen in the Mumbai meet. The India meeting coincided with the centre announcing a five day special parliament session in two weeks without revealing the agenda and formed a panel headlined by ex president Ramnath Covin on One Nation, one election or you know me also on the cards. Joint political rallies across the country with so Misra in Mumbai bureau report ND TV
