As the INDIA bloc prepares for a significant meeting in New Delhi, tensions within the alliance are highlighted by the emergence of posters mocking Congress and featuring various opposition leaders. The posters, which appeared anonymously, include critical messages from leaders such as Mamata Banerjee, who suggested she could lead the alliance if Congress cannot, and Sharad Pawar, who criticized Rahul Gandhi's consistency. Other leaders like Arvind Kejriwal and M.K. Stalin echoed sentiments of distrust towards Congress's leadership. The meeting, branded as the 'INDIA janbandhan', is expected to address strategies for the upcoming 2029 Lok Sabha elections, with 23 political parties confirmed to participate. However, the absence of key ally DMK and dissatisfaction from Left parties signal growing fractures within the opposition. RJD leader Manoj Kumar Jha pointed out the need for the opposition to address pressing issues like rising LPG prices and educational integrity, framing the meeting as a crucial step for maintaining unity ahead of future electoral challenges.