Striking a jubilant note on the eve of their third meeting to be held on Thursday, the leaders of the INDIA coalition claimed that their numbers are growing and that many more parties are lining up to join their ranks, but cautioned that admission would be regulated on the basis of consensus among the existing partners.
In Patna, where the Opposition coalition met for the first time in June, there were 15 parties, which grew to 26 at their second meeting in Bangalore in July. Now, in Mumbai, two more Maharashtra-based parties are set to join the Indian National Developmental, Inclusive Alliance (INDIA).
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