"Anybody, But Modi": Kamal Nath On What Will Make INDIA Bloc Stay United
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Coming down heavily on the welfare schemes announced by Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Kamal Nath said, "Actions should speak louder than words."
The opposition bloc INDIA will iron out their differences and stick together because their motto is "anybody, but Modi", insisted former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister and Congress state chief Kamal Nath today.
"The differences will be sorted out. The parties will talk and work on the issues ahead of the 2024 elections," said Kamal Nath on the newly-formed alliance of 26 opposition parties - some of these are powerful regional parties that are direct rivals to some of their own alliance partners in some states. He was speaking at the launch of NDTV's Madhya Pradesh-Chhattisgarh channel.
'INDIA', which stands for Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance, is hoping to block Prime Minister Narendra Modi from coming to power again in 2024.
