Why the anti-bjp front is refusing to name a pm candidate ahead of the polls

In the run up to General Elections 2019, the biggest buzz is around the anti-BJP Front – an alliance of regional parties across the country, along with the Congress. At a humongous rally in

Kolkata on Sunday organised by West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee, leaders of numerous parties – 21 in total – came together on one stage to oppose the

BJP. However, opposing BJP is so far the only thing that the parties seems to have agreed on; none of the leaders made any mention of a Prime Ministerial candidate. And this includes DMK

president MK Stalin, who famously endorsed Congress president Rahul Gandhi for PM at a public event in Tamil Nadu last month.