Opposition parties are most likely waiting for the government to declare its candidate for VP elections before starting consultations on who to stand up. File | Photo Credit: Neither
The Election Commission is expected to announce the vice -chairmen of the elections soon, but opposition parties have not begun a formal conversation about their position in the poll. In the opposition camp, however, there is an informal building of the consensus to the idea that errors made in the 2022 competition should not be repeated.
In 2022, against a wider agreement, Congress built his leader veteran Margaret Alva. Trinamool Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) decided to abstain from the elections, instead of voting either for Mrs. Alva of the opposition camp from the opposition camp or Jagdeep Dhankhar of the government, decided to refrain from the elections instead of voting for Mrs. The opposition camp from the opposition camp from the Cunning Tabor from the currency camp from the opposition camp from the curtain camp from the opposition camp from the curtain camp from the government. The National Secretary of the Party Abhishek Banerjee announced the Trinamool decision to refrain from the elections, said: “If you want to maintain the unity of the opposition, you have to get up over the ego and your own interest.” A total of 55 members voted from the elections and Mr. Dhankhar won 346 votes.
‘In a better position’
The voices from and outside the congress were articulated that the selection of Mrs. Alva was a mistake because he divided the opposition voices. Although IS supporting AAP and Trinamool, the opposition still had no necessary numbers.
“This time the competition is worse, we have better numbers. It is time to ensure that we keep our numbers intact,” said the head of the opposition leader. The difference in the votes between the two parties, if 100 % of the vote occurs, is slightly more than 150.
The opposition, however, will wait for the government to declare its candidate before you start consulting who is to be built. With the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections, which are expected to be a sharp competition between the ruling National Democratic Alliance and the opposition coalition, MahagatBandhan, the opposition is clear that this position will not admit without fighting. “It is not a purely arithmetic battle where you give up the fight before the start. This is the battle for thoughts,” the third leader of the opposition said. The opposition is looking for a candidate who, not if popular, is acceptable to all parties as well.
Published – 24 July 2025 9:51 IS IS
