The INDIA bloc is currently experiencing significant internal tensions as it prepares for an important meeting on June 8. The Congress party has recently resolved a dispute over seat-sharing with the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) for the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections. Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren agreed to allocate one of the two available seats to Congress after discussions with party observers. However, the situation remains precarious as the DMK has decided to boycott the meeting, expressing dissatisfaction with Congress's actions, which they describe as opportunistic. The CPI(M) has also raised concerns regarding Congress's leadership and its unilateral approach, particularly during recent elections in Kerala. With the bloc holding a fragile coalition of 56 MLAs in Jharkhand, the potential candidacy of BJP candidates could complicate the electoral landscape. Approximately 15 opposition parties are still expected to participate in the upcoming meeting, but the growing discontent among key allies poses a challenge to the bloc's unity and strategy against the BJP.