: Need to put up a united front at centre now: Pinarayi Vijayan #IndiaNEWS #India Hyderabad: With the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) failing miserably on all fronts pushing India backwards, there was

Need to put up a united front at centre now: Pinarayi Vijayan #IndiaNEWS #India
Hyderabad: With the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) failing miserably on all fronts pushing India backwards, there was an urgent need to put up a united fight against the right wing party at the centre and time is opportune for leaders like K Chandrashekhar Rao to explore all possibilities of forming a coalition with like-minded parties, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan asserted here on Thursday.
Given the lack of a strong opposition at the Centre, the regional parties have a bigger role to play, especially in the forthcoming general elections. In fact, it is an opportune moment for putting up a united fight against the BJP.
The formation of Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) by Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao was a good move to foray into national politics. Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao should explore all possibilities for coalition politics, the veteran Communist party leader said during a freewheeling chat with a select group of journalists in Hyderabad on Thursday morning. The 77-year-old veteran argued that national parties like the Congress and the BJP had failed to deliver and live up to peoples expectations.
To a question on leadership at the national level, he argued that there was nothing like a South or North leadership, but it was all about policy matters and the effective implementation of policies for the welfare and development of the country.
The Kerala Chief Minister was on a transit halt in Hyderabad, while on his way to Khammam where he is addressing a meeting organised by the Telangana Vyavasaya Karimka Sangham of the CPM. Clad in his trademark whites, Vijayan was extremely comfortable in fielding a variety of questions and shared his thoughts on many a subject.
The senior most CPM leader stressed that any party or any leader from any corner of the country could be successful at national politics. Regional parties were strong in many States and they will have to play a decisive role in future. .
On the relationship between union and State Governments, the Kerala Chief Minister asserted that good relations between the Centre and States were crucial, but the federal principles were being violated at will by the BJP Government. In a developing country, Centre and States should work cordially, only then country could progress.
“Without States there is no Centre. Central Government should definitely be strong but States should have equal freedom and satisfaction??? he said while taking a taking a jibe at BJP’s opposition on freebies.
On the perception that there was a leadership void in the Opposition camp at the national level, the Kerala Chief Minister pointed out that the Congress was a major party in the opposition ranks, but it had now taken the road of becoming BJPs ‘B’ party.

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