BJP Can Be Defeated If They Are United, Mamata Banerjee and Sonia Gandhi

 

The meeting between Mamata Banerjee and Sonia Gandhi is noteworthy since it comes amid efforts by the opposition to band together for an unified campaign in the national election of 2024.

Mamata Banerjee met with Congress President Sonia Gandhi in Delhi on Wednesday, their first meeting since the two parties battled the Bengal poll as competitors in April-May. Rahul Gandhi, the Congress leader, was also present at the meetings, which come as the opposition tries to unify for an unified battle in the 2024 national election. "Sonia ji has requested me to join her for a cup of tea, and Rahul ji is also present. We talked about Pegasus and the current state of Covid in the country. We also talked about the opposition's unity. It was a great gathering with a lot of positive energy. Everyone must work together to fight the BJP. It would be necessary for everyone to work together "Ms. Banerjee remarked following a 45-minute meeting with Sonia Gandhi, with whom she has always maintained friendly relations.

On Tuesday, the Bengal Chief Minister met with top Congress leaders Kamal Nath and Anand Sharma while in Delhi for five days. Ms Banerjee met Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal after the Gandhis. Mamata Banerjee has emerged as a key player in the opposition's efforts to unite anti-BJP forces ahead of the next general election since her victory in Bengal. Ms Banerjee triumphed despite the BJP's vigorous campaign, which threw all of its senior leaders and electoral muscle behind Mission Bengal. Many in the opposition now see the election as a model for taking on the BJP in future elections.

The Chief Minister has scheduled talks with many major opposition figures in Delhi for the first time since his victory.

" It's a never-ending process… It would be (Prime Minister Narendra) Modi against. the country when general elections are held in 2024 "She said this to reporters earlier in the day on Wednesday.

"There will be discussions following the parliament session, and a shared platform for collaboration should be established. Sonia Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal are among the people I'll be meeting. Yesterday, I chatted with Lalu Prasad Yadav. All parties will be contacted."

"I am not a political astrologer, It depends on the scenario." she said when asked who might head an opposition front.