Left Dreams of a third front .

Every time general election knocked the doors of indians , left parties fantasize the idea of alternative alliance , which is both non congress and non BJP , for almost five years , the communists either directly or indirectly kept controll on virtually every aspect of UPA adminstration be it through the much hyped common minimum program (CMP ) or their bitter opposition against the nuclear deal , one cannot forget the names of unknown or not very known communists leaders making rehtoric and perhaps hue and cry on economy as if , they are the vanguards of indian economy , these very left entities , with a poor popular vote and minscule of electorate , with outdated models of economic well being talk of third alternative at a political stage.

History, perhaps has shown that a society like India neither achieved a socialist based society nor an economy based on socialist character and never will so, due to the very averse nature of Indians against the concept of revolution , so much so that the communist parties enjoyed exposure only during the initial days of united front government of Gujral and Gowda , as a political force , they have never enjoyed the status of being a popular political party at a national level , with states like Bengal and kerala being exception. even their initiative of alternative third front is a distant dream in itself , because a majority of smaller parties have lost previous election with heavy losses on their respective home turfs. But only time will tell, if communists and their idea of third alternative is feasible or not!