INDIA Alliance's Next Meeting In 10 Days, Seat-Sharing On Agenda: Sources
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Seat-sharing is expected to be a tough negotiation for the Congress after its drubbing in the recent elections in three heartland states.
The top leaders of the INDIA opposition alliance are set to meet this month and seat-sharing for the upcoming elections is going to be on the agenda, said sources. The meeting is likely to be held in Delhi in the next 10 days, they added.
Seat-sharing is expected to be a tough negotiation for the Congress after its drubbing in the recent elections in three heartland states. The Congress lost Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh, where it held power, to the BJP, while it failed to return to power in Madhya Pradesh.
Congress has also resolved its differences with Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, said the sources, indicating his presence at the first such meeting following the recent elections in five states.
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