For instance, the Congress-NCP alliance is strong in Maharashtra where the combine would lift majority of seats, he said.
Asked about the CPI(M)'s assertion that his party would be compelled to support a non-Congress non-BJP government after the elections, Antony said, “Everybody has a right to dream things.”
Antony, who had campaigned in all the 20 Lok Sabha seats across Kerala in the last 10 days, said the UDF would sweep the state.
“There is no anti-incumbency in Kerala and in all probability 1977 (when the Congress-led coalition lifted all seats) will be repeated,” he said.
As always in the past, BJP would fail to open account in Kerala this time as well, he added.
Antony blasts BJP's stand on J & K
Thiruvananthapuram: Holding that BJP's manifesto revealed its “communal agenda”, Congress leader and Defence Minister A K Antony today said the saffron party's stand on special status to Jammu and Kashmir was a matter of serious
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