"Both parties are trying to fool the masses by showing that they are political opponents in Bengal. But in Delhi they have embraced each other in opposing the BJP-led Union government. Yesterday in the Rajya Sabha too they came together showing their true colours," Sinha said.
The government had yesterday suffered a major embarassment in the Upper House when an amendment moved by the Opposition to the President's Address over corruption and blackmoney was passed.
As the amendment was moved, Sukhendu Sekhar Roy (TMC) mentioned that he too had moved an amendment similar to the one moved by Yechury. He later, withdrew it saying, "already an identical amendment has been passed so I am withdrawing it.
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