The Lok Sabha elections will be held next year. In order to defeat the ruling party BJP, almost all the major opposition parties have gathered to unite their strength. For this, efforts are being made to unite all the opposition parties by mobilizing support. There may be a meeting of all the major opposition parties in Delhi on November 22, which is being seen as the first step to form a big anti-BJP front before the general elections.

In Amravati on Saturday evening, party general secretary Ashok Gehlot, who arrived as Congress President Rahul Gandhi's messenger, met state Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu. After this, Naidu said in the media that the big opposition program was announced for strength and unity. In an effort to bring regional parties to a platform to challenge Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2019, Naidu has met all the top opposition leaders in the last one month.

After meeting Gehlot on Saturday, Naidu said that the parties will set out the framework for future action in the proposed meeting.

At the same time, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Naidu said that efforts are being made to bring together anti-BJP parties before the elections. They will also meet West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on November 19 or 20 to ask for support for the coalition.

"It will be an anti-BJP platform, its purpose is to save the country and the important institutions," he said.

Naidu has met leaders like Rahul Gandhi, DMK chief MK Stalin, Karnataka Chief Minister Kumaraswamy, former Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda etc.

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