PATNA: Bihar CM Nitish Kumar on Saturday asked the Congress to ponder who would be benefited in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls if the grand old party doesn’t take a quick decision on the issue of uniting all non-BJP opposition parties across the country.
Addressing a joint rally of seven-party Mahagathbandhan in Purnia town where Union home minister Amit Shah had addressed a rally in September last year, the JD(U) de facto leader further told the Congress, "If you want to get rid of them (BJP), you will have to take a quick decision."
"I am waiting for (response of) the Congress. The sooner you decide. The BJP will not get even 100 seats in the entire country in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls, if we unite and contest the election untedly... Jaldi se jaldi bulandi kijiye, hum log toh usi ka intzaar kar rahe hai," Nitish said while turning towards the state Congress chief and Rajya Sabha member Akhilesh Prasad Singh who represented his outfit at the seven-party rally.
