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The Congress could consider extending support to the Third Front or taking its help to form the government if necessary after the Lok Sabha elections, Union Minister Salman Khurshid said Saturday.
He claimed that Narendra Modi was going to emerge as a “big problem” for the BJP and, referring to the Ram temple movement, said that when “bhagwan ki lehar (god’s wave)” could not stop the Congress, how would the “Modi wave” stop it.
Speaking to reporters at his native village Pitauram, Khurshid said there was no possibility of the BJP forming the government.
“After poll results, if necessary, the Congress could consider extending support even to the Third Front to form the government. Not only this, taking support from the Third Front could be considered,” he said.
