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Last month, they could not come together on the stage of a political event because of the Enforcement Directorate (ED). But on Friday, as the Congress’s Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra prepares to enter Uttar Pradesh, its last major stop in Bihar will see Rahul Gandhi and Tejashwi Yadav share the stage at a public rally.
As ministers, new and old, in the third Narendra Modi-led government settle down and the BJP gets on with the business of starting the review of its election performance, there is likely to be a sense of disquiet in the ruling party. And the reason is not the Opposition but something much closer home: the RSS.
And now all that is left is the final lap. With 58 seats in eight states and Union Territories, including Delhi, going to polls on Saturday, the action shifts to the final stretch of his long-drawn parliamentary election. Among the states where polling is being held at a single go on June 1 are Himachal Pradesh, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a rally on Friday, and Punjab with its 13 seats.
Four down, three to go. We are officially in the second half of the Lok Sabha elections as 96 constituencies in 10 states and Union Territories vote in the fourth phase. As in the first three phases, our eyes will peeled on, among other things, the turnout figures.
After the Shiv Sena led by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and the Ajit Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), the BJP may be preparing to bring another party on board the ruling alliance in Maharashtra.
The biggest political story of the day will be the announcement of the Lok Sabha election schedule at a press conference from 3 pm onwards.
Two new Election Commissioners chosen, the report on “One Nation, One Election” released, and data on the Electoral Bonds Scheme made public. After an eventful Thursday, the attention now shifts to when the Election Commission (EC) will announce the election schedule and the start of the all-important stage for political parties.
With the Narendra Modi-led government notifying the rules of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), Tuesday will be all about how it all plays out on the national political stage and in states such as Assam and West Bengal where the Centre’s move is expected to have an immediate effect.
A day before the Opposition comes together for one of its biggest rallies since the INDIA alliance was formed last year, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, ironically the leader who took the initiative to form the Opposition bloc, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will share the stage at events in both Aurangabad and Begusarai. Both are Lok Sabha constituencies currently held by the BJP.