Shashi Tharoor proclaimed in favor of INDIA, “NDA Ki Lagegi Lanka”


Shashi Tharoor, a Congress member and MP for Thiruvananthapuram, has supported the opposition alliance INDIA on Twitter, stating that INDIA will compete against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. The group recently declared the tagline for INDIA as “Jeetega Bharat.” Sonia Gandhi’s presence in the second opposition meeting aimed to put Congress back in the lead of the united Opposition platform. The united opposition will field one candidate per seat to take on the BJP.

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Shashi Tharoor asserted, “NDA Ki Lagegi Lanka,” in support of INDIA

On Wednesday, Shashi Tharoor expressed his backing for the opposition alliance INDIA and poked fun at the NDA coalition. The Opposition alliance chose “Jeetega Bharat” as its slogan, signifying their “India will win” 2024 Lok Sabha campaign.

Shashi Tharoor backed the opposition alliance INDIA

Shashi Tharoor, a prominent member of the Congress and the Member of Parliament for Thiruvananthapuram, supported the opposition alliance INDIA on Twitter on Wednesday. INDIA will compete against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

Tharoor’s Tweet

Tharoor wrote in Hindi, “NDA is going to fall upon itself, and the trumpet of INDIA will currently resound.”

The opposition parties announced their slogan

A day after naming their coalition INDIA, the opposition parties decided on “Jeetega Bharat” as their tagline on Wednesday, setting the tone for their 2024 Lok Sabha campaign.

“The tagline, which says “India will win” in Hindi, is most likely to be translated into several regional tongues,” according to sources.

Second opposition meeting

The presence of Sonia Gandhi in the second opposition meeting seems to be an effort to put the Congress, the largest Opposition party in the Lok Sabha, back in the lead of the platform for the united Opposition.

They claim that during the meeting on Tuesday in Bengaluru, many leaders felt that the word “Bharat” is appropriate in the alliance’s name. A senior leader stated, “It turned out that it would be in the tagline.” Many leaders emphasized that it took a team effort from several leaders to come up with the tagline.

The united opposition will field one candidate per seat to take on the BJP. Discussions about a seat-sharing formula are on the agenda for the meeting on Tuesday. At the previous gathering, the parties decided to talk about the state-level candidates and specific seats.

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