CPI(M) Rejects Congress Allegations of Alliance with BJP
CPI(M) dismisses Congress' 'preposterous' BJP-deal allegations
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CPI(M) General Secretary MA Baby dismissed Congress's allegations of a deal with the BJP as 'preposterous' and emphasized the need for decorum among opposition parties. He reiterated CPI(M)'s commitment to secularism and cooperation with other opposition parties against the BJP's policies.
- 01MA Baby called Congress's claims of a CPI(M)-BJP deal 'preposterous'.
- 02CPI(M) sent a letter to Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge addressing these allegations.
- 03Baby stressed the importance of maintaining decorum among opposition parties, especially the Congress.
- 04CPI(M) will continue to cooperate with opposition parties in Parliament to defend secularism.
- 05The INDIA bloc meeting is scheduled for June 8 to discuss post-election strategies.
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MA Baby, General Secretary of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), has strongly rejected allegations from the Congress party that CPI(M) has formed a deal with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), labeling these claims as 'preposterous'. In a statement, Baby emphasized the need for decorum among opposition parties, particularly calling on Congress, as the main opposition in the Lok Sabha, to uphold unity within the INDIA bloc. He mentioned that CPI(M) had communicated concerns through a letter to Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, stressing the importance of cooperation against the BJP, which he accused of being guided by the RSS. Baby affirmed that CPI(M) would continue to work with other opposition parties in Parliament to defend secularism and oppose the Union Government's policies. He warned that the ongoing allegations could undermine the unity of the INDIA bloc, especially ahead of a crucial meeting scheduled for June 8 in New Delhi, where leaders from various opposition parties will strategize following recent elections.
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The ongoing tensions and allegations could affect the unity and effectiveness of the opposition against the BJP.
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