Chief Minister KCR's Party To Skip Opposition Meet Today, Cites Congress
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"There is no question of sharing any platform with the Congress," said the TRS on today's meeting called by Mamata Banerjee to discuss Presidential election.
A big meeting today called by Mamata Banerjee to discuss a joint strategy for the Presidential election next month will test opposition unity amid efforts by various leaders to put up a front to take on the ruling BJP in polls ahead, including the 2024 national election.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee invited 22 political parties to the meeting in Delhi to discuss a united fight against the BJP and its allies in the election for a new President of India.
An early spoiler in the attempts to unite against the BJP was the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, which opted out of the meeting raising strong objections to the Congress being invited.
"There is no question of sharing any platform with the Congress," said the TRS in a statement.
