New Parliament Building: Prime Minister of the new Parliament House on 28 May Narendra Modi The Congress and the Shiv Sena (Uddhav faction), which are boycotting the inauguration by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, have also joined the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) on Wednesday. Thus, in this matter all the three constituents of Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) are now seen standing together. Most opposition parties have announced a boycott of the New Parliament Building Inauguration to be held in New Delhi on Sunday on the grounds that the government has not approved the President for the event. Draupadi Murmu (President Draupadi Murmu) has violated democratic traditions by not inviting him.
What did the NCP spokesperson say?
NCP’s chief spokesperson Mahesh Tapase said, BJP is trying to weaken the country’s top constitutional post by not inviting the President for the inauguration of the new Parliament building. This is an insult to the democratic traditions of the country. BJP is clearly trying to enhance Modi’s image ahead of 2024 elections. Accordingly, all NCP MPs have expressed their displeasure and have decided to stay away from the inauguration ceremony of the Parliament House.
What did Sanjay Raut say?
Shiv Sena’s (Uddhav faction) chief spokesperson Sanjay Raut reiterated that his party will also not participate in Sunday’s programme. Raut announced that all opposition parties have decided to boycott the inauguration of the new Parliament building on May 28 and we will also follow it. Taapsee said that the President is the guardian of the fundamental rights of the citizens and is also the Supreme Commander of the Indian Armed Forces. That’s why most of the opposition feel that the President new parliament building should be inaugurated.
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