Sudden change in opposition meeting: Sharad Pawar's announcement - What is the reason?

Opposition consultative meeting has been shifted from shimla to Bengaluru. Steps are being taken to unite the opposition parties to contest the lok sabha elections against the BJP. The congress, the Left and the parties that are strong in the states are trying to form an alliance. Every party has differences with other parties but efforts are being made to meet the elections with a single point of defeating the bjp with a minimal action plan. Efforts are underway to unite all opposition parties against the bjp and field a general candidate. The first consultative meeting of the opposition parties was held in Patna, bihar on june 23. The second meeting was said to be held in shimla in Himachal Pradesh. tamil Nadu chief minister Stalin had expressed his desire to hold the third meeting in Chennai. In this case, it has been announced that the meeting that was to be held in shimla will be shifted to Bengaluru, the capital of the state of Karnataka. The meeting will be held on July 13 and 14, congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='nationalist congress party-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>nationalist congress party President Sarath Pawar said. Due to continuous rain in shimla, the meeting is said to have been changed. In this regard, Nationalist congress President sharad pawar said, “Prime minister Modi is seen as restless due to the meeting of opposition leaders held in Patna. The next meeting of opposition leaders will be held in Bengaluru, karnataka on July 13 and 14,” he said.
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