He said, “Currently some leaders are busy with the (Karnataka) assembly elections. Once it is over, we will finalize the venue of our meeting. If so, it will be held here.
“We would be happy to host this meeting in Patna,” the site said.
Mamta Banerjee urged
It should be easy that Mamta Banerjee of West Bengal met Bihar’s activist Kumar and Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav in Kolkata on 24 April. During this, he urged Patna to hold a meeting of all non-BJP parties to discuss opposition unity on the coming 17th December.
After the meeting with Nervva, Mamata said, “I have made just one request to Kumar. Jayaprakash ji’s movement started from Bihar, if an all-party meeting is held in Bihar, we can decide in which direction we have to go further.
Uniting the opposition parties
Accepting Mamta’s request, Nitish said, “She (Mamata Banerjee) had already said that she had gone for the meeting in the past. We are trying to unite more and more parties in the country against the BJP-led central government.
He said, “I have met many opposition leaders recently. Now I will talk to other non-BJP parties….My aim is to unite the opposition parties for the first time in the 10th election.”
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