'CPI-M will not join hands with Congress for WB polls'

March 26, 2016 18:31

Communist Party of India '" Marxist on Saturday said that it will neither stitch an alliance nor form a front with the Congress for the upcoming West Bengal assembly elections.

"Our party has decided not to stitch an alliance with the Congress for the West Bengal assembly elections," CPI - M politburo member Subhashini Ali told reporters.

"Neither are we going to form a front with the Congress nor forge an alliance with it," Ali said replying to a query regarding speculations that her party is heading for a truck with Congress in West Bengal.

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