New Delhi:
Highly charged up after party’s impressive show in North East Assembly elections, Chhattisgarh CM Raman Singh on Sunday said the BJP is unstoppable no matter how many fronts come up.
Raman Singh’s remark that sounds a little overconfident one came after Telangana CM K Chandrashekhar Rao's about the need for a third front minus BJP and Congress.
The Telangana CM had Saturday said, “In the last 70 years, the political system, whether ruled by Congress or BJP, has failed…miserably to bring a qualitative change in the lives of the people.
“I have nothing against the BJP, but it has failed to deliver (and) that is why a third front may emerge which will unite like-minded people. This third front I am talking about will be minus the Congress and the BJP,’’ he said.
Also Read | KCR can play pivotal role in 2019 Lok Sabha polls: Owaisi
Replying to KCR’s remark, Singh said, “Third Front? No power in this world can stop BJP now. Doesn’t matter how many fronts come up.”
However, KCR has also found some soothing voices as well and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee along with AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi extended their support to his initiative.
“I am of the opinion that Chandrashekar Rao will play an important role before and after Parliament elections. I am of the opinion that the country is looking towards regional parties. The country is looking towards those parties which are against the BJP and the Congress,” Owaisi said.
Apart from Mamata and Owaisi, former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemanth Soren also welcomed KCR’s decision to play a key role in national politics.
