Sanjay Raut laments about lack of ‘historical past’ in new Parliament constructing
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Days after the brand new constructing of the Parliament grew to become operational, Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) chief Sanjay Raut attacked the Modi authorities for establishing a Parliament House with no ‘history.’
While talking to the media on Sunday (September 24), he stated, “As Jairam Ramesh told us, the new Parliament building is a mega show…Some say it is a 5-star, 7-star hotel…I have written in Saamana about my experience in the new Parliament House…It does not feel like a historical building.”
“I have been a Parliamentarian for over 20 years. When I used to visit the old Parliament, I felt like a part of history. This new Parliament building has neither present nor past…As Jairam Ramesh said, it is Modi multiplex, which is similar to multiplexes in Delhi and Mumbai,” Raut claimed.
#WATCH | Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut says, “The new Parliament is a mega present. People say it’s a 7-star resort. When I enter it, I do not really feel like I’m coming into a historic constructing. In the brand new Parliament House, there isn’t a historical past. As Jairam Ramesh stated, it’s Modi’s… pic.twitter.com/dr2IxfeeF8
— ANI (@ANI) September 24, 2023
Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) MP additional remarked, “Abuses were hurled on the very first day of the proceedings of the new Parliament…The sanctity of the building is destroyed…PM Modi, Parliamentary Affairs Minister and Home Minister are silent.”
“Did you convert this building into a new den of goons? There is no lobby, corridor or Central Hall…The thought of a new Parliament building propped up in the mind of the king…It was the emperor’s Mann ki Baat…So he created this new Modi multiplex,” Sanjay Raut brazened it out.
Congress blames structure, AC of the brand new Parliament
On Saturday (September 23), Congress chief Jairam Ramesh attacked the Modi authorities for establishing a compact and claustrophobic constructing.
While taking to X (previously Twitter), he claimed, “Binoculars are needed to see each other since the halls are simply not cozy or compact. The old Parliament building not only had a certain aura but it facilitated conversations,”
Hinting at a bigger conspiracy into the structure of the constructing, Jairam Ramesh stated “It was easy to walk between Houses, the Central Hall, and the corridors. This new one weakens the bonding needed to make the running of Parliament a success. Quick coordination between the two Houses is now exceedingly cumbersome.”
“The old building gave you a sense of space and openness while the new one is almost claustrophobic…The new complex is painful and agonising,” the Congress chief remarked.
Soon after, different Congress leaders got here up with more unusual criticism of the brand new Parliament constructing. Party MP Pramod Tiwari stated, “In a country like India, to fully air-condition the Parliament house is unscientific and impractical. There was a lobby, a central hall in the old Parliament…”
While accusing the Modi authorities of turning the constructing right into a 7-star resort, Tiwari claimed, “The openness that was in the old Parliament building was more scientific, more practical and good for the health…I know about 50 MPs who got ill due to the air conditioning there..”
