Newsinc24 Team 
The Lakhimpur Kheri incident has raised the political fight between parties. Opposition parties were trying to corner the BJP over the violence but on Friday but a twitter war started between the Congress and TMC. The fight between the two main Opposition parties started after Mamata Banerjee's TMC took a dig at Rahul Gandhi's defeat in Amethi in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel hit out at the TMC. In a tweet he said that people looking for a national alternative based on poaching INC functionaries who can’t win even their seats are in for a big disappointment.
People looking for a “national” alternative based on poaching INC functionaries who can’t win even their own seats is in for a big disappointment.
— Bhupesh Baghel (@bhupeshbaghel) October 8, 2021
Unfortunately, to become a national alternative deep-rooted and concerted efforts are needed and there are no quick- fix solutions.
In response to Baghel's tweet , TMC called it a "shoddy attempt to please the high command"
Rich words coming from a first-time CM. Punching above your weight doesn’t bring honour to you, Mr. @bhupeshbaghel. What a shoddy attempt to please the high command!
— All India Trinamool Congress (@AITCofficial) October 8, 2021
By the way, is @INCIndia going to try to erase the historical defeat at Amethi through yet another Twitter Trend? https://t.co/UiI1Zvcudl
BJP leader Jitin Prasada took a dig at the Congress and the TMC. Prasada said, deepest sympathies for those congressmen who outdid each other in congratulating Didi on winning Bengal. Each one of these parties is only looking out for their own narrow interests.
Deepest sympathies for those congressmen who outdid each other in congratulating Didi on winning Bengal.Each one of these parties is only looking out for their own narrow interests.There is only one party.. The @BJP4India that is looking out for the nation n it’s best interests. https://t.co/aQ6PUVNxiW
— Jitin Prasada जितिन प्रसाद (@JitinPrasada) October 8, 2021
Earlier, poll strategist Prashant Kishor also tweeted about the state of the Opposition, espeially the Congress party.
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