New Delhi: The landmark meeting of the Opposition has begun in Bihar’s Patna on Friday to chalk out a joint strategy to take on BJP in next year’s Lok Sabha elections.
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As per the news, over 15 Opposition parties have attended the meeting.
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The opposition is said to have chosen Patna for the meeting as the city represents Jayaprakash Narayan’s call for a total revolution in 1974 that toppled Indira Gandhi’s majority government.
The meeting, to be hosted by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, is aimed at building a consensus on forming a united opposition front to take on the BJP. Several leaders had arrived Patna on Thursday itself.
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