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A letter has been issued and signed by 23 political parties, notably including the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), which were not participants in the INDIA bloc meeting held in Delhi on June 8.

The INDIA bloc, a coalition of various opposition parties, has been formed with the aim of presenting a united front against the ruling government in upcoming elections. The absence of AAP and DMK from the recent meeting highlights ongoing dynamics and negotiations within the oppositions framework, as these parties may have varying agendas or strategies.

The letters content and specific demands or themes have yet to be disclosed, but the signing of such a document suggests a commitment to collaboration among these parties outside the formal meetings of the INDIA bloc. This development comes at a critical time as political alliances are being scrutinized ahead of the next general elections, set to take place in 2024. The parties involved may be articulating their positions on key national issues or outlining their expectations from the broader opposition coalition.