With Lok Sabha 2024 elections coming soon, all the parties are making strategies to come into power.

Now, West Bengal Chief Minister and Trinamool Congress supremo Mamata Banerjee on Thursday said that a post-poll alliance with other regional parties would be formed after the Lok Sabha elections.

Expressing confidence that the BJP would lose the election, Mamata Banerjee said that after the elections are over, the TMC, along with other regional parties, would decide on the strategy to form government in the Centre.

"In Bengal, Maa Mati Manush is enough. I will remain with you if you are with me. I am giving my word that after the election, we will win Delhi with the help of regional parties. The ways and policies will be discussed with the regional parties. But I am not ready to go with the CPI(M)," Mamata Banerjee said.

The Trinamool chief has already declared that her party would contest solo in the Lok Sabha elections later this year. Addressing an event in Nadia district, Mamata Banerjee claimed that while her party was eager to form an alliance with the Congress for the Lok Sabha polls, it was the grand old party that rejected her proposal.

"We wanted an alliance, but the Congress did not agree. They have joined forces with the CPI(M) to assist the BJP in the elections... We are the ones who can fight the BJP in the country," she said.