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Former Prime Minister and leader of Janata Dal (S) HD Deve Gowda said Thursday that the presence of parties opposed to the BJP during the swearing-in of the JD (S) -congresses in Karnataka does not did not mean that they would fight together in all states at the elections of Lok Sabha in 2019.
He said that there were strong indications of the ruling BJP that the election of Lok Sabha would be advanced.
At a press conference, Mr. Gowda said: "It is not necessary for the parties to attend the inauguration ceremony. [Karnataka Chief Minister] HD Kumaraswamy will fight together in all states. "
He added, however, that he was in favor of forming a third front to take the BJP at the earliest, saying that there were" clear signals from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the ruling party. to their executives in the states to be ready for the Lok Sabha polls as early as November-December.
Presenting a united front, the main leaders of the Congress, the Trinamool Congress, the BSP, the AAP, the CPI (M) and the TDP attended the ceremony in Bengaluru last month.
Mr. Gowda said the Samajwadi Party and the BSP were discussing sharing 40 Lok Sabha seats each in Uttar Pradesh.
With the Congress
"In Karnataka, we will fight Congress in spite of small problems with them," he said. He declined to comment on comments made by the former chairman of the JD Coordination Committee (Siddaramaiah) and president of the Congress, according to which the current government of Karnataka would only survive one year. "That's his feeling," he said.
The division of seats for the election of Lok Sabha has not yet been decided, although the Congress will contest 18 seats in Karnataka and the JD (S) the other 10.
million. Gowda also said his party was ready to give a seat to his BSP ally. "In return, I will ask the BSP to give a seat in Uttar Pradesh to Danish Ali [JD(S) secretary-general]. In Kerala, the LDF [Left Democratic Front] will give us a seat," he said
. The leader of the JD (S) said that he would meet non-NDA leaders in the "coming days." "Following the signal that Prime Minister Modi and BJP leader, Amit Shah, are giving the states, there is a greater possibility of early voting, "he said, adding that the Parliament's monsoon session could be the last session. (d, s, id) {
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