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CPI(M) not considering third front, says opposition unity key to counter BJP: MA Baby

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New Delhi/Thiruvananthapuram, Sep 19 (PTI) CPI(M) general secretary MA Baby on Saturday said the party was not considering a third front and stressed the need for maximum possible opposition unity to counter the BJP.

Responding to reporters’ queries about reports of the DMK’s move to form a third front in national politics, Baby said the CPI(M) Party Congress had directed the party to strengthen opposition unity.

“The CPI(M) Madurai Party Congress has decided that, in the present political situation, maximum possible opposition unity should be built to oppose the RSS-controlled BJP, its alliance partners and the NDA,” he said.

“The goal is to bring together the broadest possible collective intervention of secular, opposition and Left political parties against the BJP and the NDA,” Baby said.

He said differences on certain issues could arise, but every opportunity should be utilised to isolate and weaken the BJP and the BJP-led NDA alliance.

“Resolving all of those issues, every opportunity must be utilised to isolate and weaken the BJP and the BJP-led NDA alliance,” he said. PTI TBA TBA ROH

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