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Ridiculing the Third Front, Congress President Sonia Gandhi today expressed doubt over its longevity and said the new grouping was having as many prime 
ministerial aspirants as the number of parties in it.
"Who knows when, who and where and along with whom they will remain," she said while addressing the "Bharat Nirman Rally" here as part of the party's campaigning in the state.
"There are as many prime ministers (aspirants) as the number of parties in it," she said, indicating that the nation cannot progress under such a dispensation.
She said there is talk of a new front and discussion on parties constituting it.
For political stability, the country needs a strong, farsighted and experienced government with an able and honest leadership, she said.
Sonia Gandhi on Monday launched her party's campaign for the General Elections from this Karnataka town by targeting the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic
Alliance (NDA) and promising "development and growth".
"You have to decide what politics you want; on the one hand you have the Congress which has led country on the path of development and growth. On the other hand, you have the BJP under whom everyone suffered during the NDA regime," Gandhi said at a rally in Davangere, about 250 km from the state capital Bangalore.
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