CPI(M) general secretary Prakash Karat questions how will the opposition unite if the Congress wants to leave out certain leaders from the opposition
However, after seven decades of the working of the Constitution which has been instrumental in India becoming and remaining a Parliamentary democracy, the Constitution itself is faced with serious challenges today.
Karat said the Congress party’s decision to field the Congress president from the Kerala constituency “goes against their own stated commitment to fight the BJP” in the coming elections.
There have been differences between Yechury and Karat camps over the party’s political line, which emerged clearly at the session in Hyderabad.
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