NCP, JDU, others decline Congress' anti-note ban meet invite
The Left, JD(U), NCP, and SP has reportedly refused to attend the joint press conference scheduled to be held in Delhi by the Congress and the TMC against the Centre's demonetisation move on Tuesday. "We don't know what is the agenda of the press briefing. There's no common minimum programme. So how can we participate," JD(U) leader KC Tyagi said.
Cracks seem to have appeared in the opposition's concerted campaign against demonetisation as several parties have pulled out of a joint press conference called by the Congress in New Delhi on Tuesday over the contentious issue.Many important partners of the anti-demonetisation campaign, such as Janata Dal-United (JD-U), the Left, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Samajwadi Party (SP), on Monday refused to attend the joint press conference scheduled to be held at the Constitution Club in the national capital.