By PTI
KOLKATA: The Trinamool Congress on Tuesday talked about it may possibly boycott the inauguration of the model new Parliament establishing by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 28.
Leader of the TMC in Lok Sabha Sudip Bandyopadhyay instructed PTI that the inauguration programme must have been held each on Independence Day, Republic Day, or Gandhi Jayanti and by no means on the beginning anniversary of VD Savarkar.
Asked if the TMC raised its points with the Centre, Bandopadhyay replied inside the optimistic.
“The opposition parties have been kept in the dark about what will happen to the old Parliament building. The government is maintaining a stoic silence on it,” he talked about.
TMC’s chief in Rajya Sabha Derek O’Brien talked about Parliament is not only a establishing nevertheless an establishment with earlier traditions, values, precedents and the inspiration of Indian democracy.
“Parliament is not just a new building; it is an establishment with old traditions, values, precedents and rules – it is the foundation of Indian democracy. PM Modi doesn’t get that. For him, Sunday’s inauguration of the new building is all about I, ME, MYSELF. So count us out,” he tweeted.
KOLKATA: The Trinamool Congress on Tuesday talked about it may possibly boycott the inauguration of the model new Parliament establishing by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on May 28.
Leader of the TMC in Lok Sabha Sudip Bandyopadhyay instructed PTI that the inauguration programme must have been held each on Independence Day, Republic Day, or Gandhi Jayanti and by no means on the beginning anniversary of VD Savarkar.
Asked if the TMC raised its points with the Centre, Bandopadhyay replied inside the optimistic.googletag.cmd.push(carry out() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
“The opposition parties have been kept in the dark about what will happen to the old Parliament building. The government is maintaining a stoic silence on it,” he talked about.
TMC’s chief in Rajya Sabha Derek O’Brien talked about Parliament is not only a establishing nevertheless an establishment with earlier traditions, values, precedents and the inspiration of Indian democracy.
“Parliament is not just a new building; it is an establishment with old traditions, values, precedents and rules – it is the foundation of Indian democracy. PM Modi doesn’t get that. For him, Sunday’s inauguration of the new building is all about I, ME, MYSELF. So count us out,” he tweeted.