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AAP, TMC’s departure testimony of India Bloc dying its own death: Kavinder
1/28/2024 12:01:08 AM

Early Times Report

JAMMU, Jan 27: Senior BJP leader and former Deputy Chief Minister, Kavinder Gupta has claimed that AAP and TMC’s departure in Punjab and West Bengal is proof of India Bloc dying its own death sooner than later.
In a statement issued to media fraternity, the BJP stalwart from J&K said that since the Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamool Congress (TMC) and Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) have indicated that the parties will contest the upcoming Lok Sabha polls alone from West Bengal and Punjab the fate of India Bloc is becoming clear as binding the poles apart parties together is like boiling the ocean. He said that after the departure of AAP and TMC it has become crystal clear that the aforesaid alliance has been used by parties as an alibi to suit their convenience at the cost of the interest of a common Indian because every entity in India Bloc is working to satiate its own vested interests and what is being projected is nothing but a white lie.
The senior BJP leader said that while the differences between different parties in India Bloc continued to simmer in the background there are some entities which are still braving the situation but it is simple the matter of days when more ‘skeletons’ would tumble out of aforesaid Bloc’s cupboard, akin to the cases of AAP and TMC in Punjab and West Bengal.
Kavinder said that it is unchallengeable fact that today only BJP is competent enough to ensure country’s progress by leaps and bounds as parties like the constituents of India Bloc are weak and have only one common aim of overpowering each other despite being part and parcel of one amalgam viz India Bloc, which is harmful for the country in case these parties come to power.
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