New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mulayam Singh Yadav on Friday spoke of the possibility of all non-Congress parties, including the BJP coming together under a common programme and asked the Left parties to lead such an alternative. "The countdown has started ... The people know that the Congress-led Government has not been able to achieve anything in the last 18 months. Instead, price rise and conspiracies against non-Congress leaders have marked the rule," Mr Yadav said in an interview to Zee News. Mr Yadav said the issue today was one of "saving the country" and our view "is that time has come for the Left to provide the leadership if they could do so. They have already lost two opportunities," according to a release issued by the channel. Mr Yadav said even the BJP can join the alternative after shedding its Hindutva, Ayodhya and Article 370 agenda. PTI/The Pioneer Saturday, January 14, 2006
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