Congress Rajya Sabha leader Mallikarjun Kharge called a meeting of the opposition parties on Monday before the start of the winter session of Parliament. The Trinamool has decided not to attend the meeting. The meeting has already sparked a heated debate between the Congress and the grassroots leadership without naming anyone. This time, BJP's all-India vice-president Dilip Ghosh scoffed at the opposition meeting. On Monday morning, he said, "Mamata Banerjee now wants to be a leader. Sonia's day is over. "

In fact, on Sunday, Congress Lok Sabha leader Adhir Chowdhury, without naming the Trinamool Congress, said sarcastically, "There are some opposition parties, they may be openly in opposition, but in fact they are with the government." When an atmosphere of conflict was created with the government, they withdrew. But the Congress doesn't do that. " "Opposition will be united in parliament," he tweeted. General issues will unite the opposition. 'But he also explained the differences between the grassroots and other opposition groups.

Dilip scoffed at the opposition meeting on Monday morning. "Let them decide who will be with whom or not," he said. Opposition meeting drama. The BJP has no qualms about meeting the opposition, "he said. That fact must be taken into account. "

Naturally, there is controversy over Dilip's remarks. "We have a party meeting," said Saugat Roy, a senior Trinamool MP. Where we must be present. Apart from that, there is no need to comment on what Dilip is saying. After losing the elections in Bengal, they would rather think about the failure of their party.