'Jeetega Bharat' Tagline For United Opposition Alliance INDIA For 2024 Lok Sabha Fight: Report

According to a report, the united Opposition alliance will fight the electoral battle in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections with the tagline of 'Jeetega Bharat'.

Leaders at opposition meeting in Bengaluru.

Source : PTI

Opposition parties will be campaigning for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections with the tagline 'Jeetega Bharat', reported news agency PTI citing sources. The Hindi tagline means "India will win" and is likely to be replicated in several regional languages, the agency reported. According to sources, as per PTI, during the meeting in Bengaluru on Tuesday, several leaders felt that the word "Bharat" should feature in the name of the alliance. 

"It was decided that it would feature in the tagline," a senior leader said, as quoted by PTI. The development comes a day after 26 parties held a mega opposition meeting in Bengaluru and decided on 'INDIA' as the name for the grand alliance. India is an acronym that stands for:

I - Indian 
N - National 
D - Developmental
I - Inclusive 
A - Alliance

According to VCK chief Thol Thirumavalavan, the name was proposed by Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee at the united Opposition's meeting of 26 "like-minded" parties in Bengaluru, with former Congress president Sonia Gandhi in attendance.

Several parties, including the MDMK, KDMK, VCK, RSP, Forward Bloc, IUML, Kerala Congress (Joseph), and Kerala Congress (Mani), are among those joining the second opposition meeting. The 24 Opposition parties collectively hold around 150 Lok Sabha seats. 

With the name of the opposition alliance decided, the partners are now likely to sign a joint declaration to form a sub-committee to draft a common minimum programme for the functioning of the alliance for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

Speaking on Opposition parties attacking each other in different states, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said that the differences between the Opposition parties are not too big. "We are aware that at the state level, there are differences between some of us. These differences are not ideological. These differences are not so big that we cannot put them behind us for the sake of the common man and the middle class, for youth, for the poor, the Dalit, the adivasis, and the minorities, whose rights are being crushed silently behind the scenes."

The first meeting of the United Opposition was held on June 23, The major difference between the first and second meetings is the presence of Sonia Gandhi. Her presence is being seen as a move to get the Congress, the largest Opposition party in Lok Sabha, back in the lead on the united Opposition platform. The Congress has, however, said that it is not interested in power or the post of the Prime Minister.

The united Opposition will field one candidate per seat against the BJP. Discussions on a seat-sharing formula are likely to take place at Tuesday's meeting. However, the parties in the previous meeting had decided that the individual seats and the candidates would be discussed at the state level.

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