Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Modi Considers Formalizing Cooperation with Opposition
The Indian government, led by PM Modi, is thinking about making it a regular practice to work with the Opposition parties.
This comes after a time when they worked together, especially after a conflict.
The article talks about how rare it has been for the ruling party and opposition to cooperate in the last 11 years, but also notes some recent collaboration.
The reason behind this is questioned by some, speculating if this has domestic tactical concerns or if there is a genuine desire for consensus.
The author suggests PM Modi could have more discussions with the opposition leaders.
PM Modi is reportedly considering institutionalizing all-party delegations.
The current cooperation follows a rare moment of unity.
Multi-party delegations presented India's case after the conflict.
Some question the government's motives for cooperation.
Dialogue with the Opposition on various issues is suggested.
- Who
- Prime Minister Modi and Opposition parties
- What
- PM Modi considering institutionalizing cooperation with the Opposition.
- When
- Following a rare instance of cooperation.
- Where
- India
- Why
- To potentially build consensus and possibly overcome adversarial politics.
Government's Perspective
Opposition's Perspective
Motivation Behind Cooperation
Government's Perspective
Seeking consensus to present India's case about terrorism and Pakistan
Opposition's Perspective
Concerned with domestic tactical concerns
- Event
- All-party delegations sent abroad
- Leadership
- PM Modi
- Cooperation Level
- Rare
- Main Opposition Party
- Mentioned, but not specified
- Focus
- Building Consensus