I.N.D.I.A. Falling: The Unravelling of an Alliance is among the main developments being tracked today. Explore how the I.N.D.I.A. Opposition alliance is unravelling amid defections, internal rifts and anger at Congress from key partners like TMC, DMK, SP and RJD, even as BJP tightens its grip on power across India.
Opposition alliance is unravelling amid defections, internal rifts and anger at Congress from key partners like TMC, DMK, SP and RJD, even as BJP tightens its grip on power across India.
ON JUNE 8, AT THE CONSTITUTION CLUB OF INDIA LOCATED IN THE heart of Lutyens’ Delhi not far from Parliament and the residences of ministers and lawmakers, there was a scent of decay—of morale—among the participants of the I.N.D.I.A.
As it progressed, a sense of urgency that was seen in the past, at least for collective preservation, soon transformed into one of self-preservation by individual parties.
What was obvious was that there was everything except cohesion among the so-called allies of Congress, which heads an alliance of sorts meant to be a credible alternative to the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led coalition at the Centre.
It has long been seen by a section of pundits and rivals as a combine that exists more in imagination than reality, bereft of any real mobilising capacity at the grassroots.
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