Vice Presidential candidate Margaret Alva will seek votes from Modi: Opposition has made a special strategy to win, Sonia Gandhi took charge

Opposition candidate for the post of Vice President Margaret Alva will also appeal to PM Narendra Modi and BJP's national president JP Nadda for votes. Along with this, she will also talk to the Chief Ministers of the states. Margaret Alva says that even those who are not voting for her, she will ask for support.

Let us tell you that the election for the post of Vice President is to be held on 6 August. After this, the votes will be counted and the result will come on the same day.

The opposition made victory strategy

The opposition is making an emotional appeal in this election. Announcing the name of Margaret Alva, this time both President and Vice President are being promoted on the theme of creating history by placing a woman. Making an emotional appeal for Alva to represent women, minorities, and South India, the Congress and its allies will try to win support for those parties who were left out in the presidential election.

According to sources, the opposition, especially Congress, has learned three lessons from the election of the President...

There was no rush to announce the candidate and the ruling BJP was given a chance to present its candidate first.

In selecting the candidate, political equations were put to the fore and the emphasis was on representation rather than the individual.

An attempt was made to seek the opinion of regional parties in the announcement of the name.

Preparation for dialogue with 103 women MPs

According to sources, Congress President Sonia Gandhi is taking charge to strengthen Alva's candidature. The dialogue will be established with 103 women MPs. NDA may be ahead in numbers but the strategy of UPA is to cultivate non-NDA parties.

We will also seek support from UP CM Yogi and Mamta

Margaret Alva will also seek support from UP CM Yogi Adityanath. He says that he has an old relationship with Yogi. We are friends ever since he was an MP.

Not only this, but he also talked about appealing to West Bengal CM Mamta Banerjee to vote.

On the question of seeking votes from all, Margaret Alva said that her basis for seeking votes from everyone is that she is a single woman, and the first time the country's first Vice Presidential candidate is a woman, so everyone should support her.

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