BJP's Maha, Haryana wins widen crack in Oppn

In the first two sessions of the 18th Lok Sabha, the opposition, led by Congress, adopted an aggressive stance, preventing any significant work from being accomplished in both Houses of Parliament.

- AJIT MAINDOLA

In the first two sessions of the 18th Lok Sabha, the opposition, led by Congress, adopted an aggressive stance, preventing any significant work from being accomplished in both Houses of Parliament. However, the BJP's victories in Haryana and Maharashtra have broken the deadlock, creating divisions within the Opposition. It became evident that the Opposition was determined to disrupt Prime Minister Narendra Modi's third term. The Opposition had attempted to maintain a similar deadlock in the final two years of the 17th Lok Sabha, but the BJP's wins in two key states shifted the balance, putting the Opposition on the defensive. While Congress initially tried to maintain its aggressive position by rallying the Opposition in the first week of the winter session, the defeats in Maharashtra and Haryana have weakened its position. The results also exposed differing voices within the I.N.D.I.A bloc. After