Coalition government with Congress as major party will come to power in 2024, says Sanjay Raut
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“No government can be formed without Congress, which is a major and deeply-rooted party in the country.” the Shiv Sena MP said
Taking potshots at the ruling BJP, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Saturday said a coalition government with will come to power in 2024, when general elections are due, which will end the reign of the incumbent one-party government.
Speaking to reporters in Pune city of Maharashtra after addressing J.S. Karandikar memorial lecture organised by the Pune press club, Mr. Raut said, "no government can be formed without Congress, which is a major and deeply-rooted party in the country. Congress is the main opposition party too. Others are regional parties."
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