The BJP has suggested that the opposition INDIA bloc is facing serious internal divisions, particularly following the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam's (DMK) decision to boycott an upcoming meeting on June 8 in New Delhi. Telangana BJP spokesperson Prakash Reddy pointed to the DMK's absence as indicative of the alliance's potential disintegration. He criticized the Congress party for its recent alliance with the Tamil Nadu-based TVK, which he termed opportunistic. Reddy's comments were echoed by Bihar BJP chief Sanjay Saraogi, who noted a lack of internal coordination and ongoing infighting within the opposition coalition. The DMK's decision to boycott stems from feelings of betrayal after Congress shifted its support to the TVK, despite previously campaigning as part of the DMK-led alliance in the Tamil Nadu elections. The DMK stated that its cadres are deeply hurt by Congress's actions, prompting their withdrawal from the meeting where Congress would be present.