New Parliament Building inauguration: The country’s newly built Parliament House was inaugurated on Sunday (May 28) at the hands of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Complete preparations have been made to make this occasion grand. Politics is also going on regarding the inauguration ceremony of the Parliament. 21 parties including Congress, TMC, AAP, NCP, DMK have opposed the programme, while 25 parties including NDA and non-NDA have decided to participate in the programme. After the inauguration, now the leaders of both the parties have given a statement regarding this. Let’s know who has said what
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted after the inauguration and wrote, today is an unforgettable day for all of us countrymen. The new building of Parliament is going to fill all of us with pride and hope. I have full faith that this divine and grand building will give new speed and power to the prosperity and strength of the nation, along with the empowerment of the people.
Om Birla said important moment
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said, Honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Inauguration from the hands of ji is an important moment in our democratic history. This new temple of democracy will become an inspiration for all of us to take the country to new heights by strengthening the spirit of unity, integrity, equality, justice and fraternity.
BJP said historical
CM of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath Said on this occasion, historical moment! The symbol of fulfillment of the hopes, expectations and aspirations of ‘New India’, the grand, glorious and inspiring new Parliament House has been dedicated to the nation today by the respected Prime Minister. Hearty congratulations to all the countrymen!
BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad said, this iconic structure, built in record time, is a testimony to the dedication and hard work of over 60,000 Shram Yogis. Heartfelt gratitude to all the Shram Yogis who made our dream of a new Parliament House a reality.
Union Minister for Road Transport Nitin Gadkari said, India, the mother of all democracies, exemplifies its time-honored values and illustrious heritage through the grand inauguration of the new Parliament House.
AAP leader said – Emperor buried the constitution
The leader of AAP Aadmi Party and a minister in the Delhi government, an emperor buried Mumtaz in the Taj Mahal and the whole world comes to see it. Today an emperor has buried the constitution, and people will certainly come to see it.
JDU has termed the inauguration of the new Parliament building as a stigma for the country. JDU MLC Neeraj Kumar said, “The inauguration of the new parliament is dictatorship and Modi history is being implemented in the country. The history of the country’s stigma is being written through the new parliament.”
Supriya Sule told incomplete program
NCP leader and MP Supriya Sule said, without the presence of the opposition, the inauguration of the new parliament building cannot be completed, it means that there is no democracy in the country. This is an incomplete program. 3 days ago we were sent an invitation on WhatsApp. He could contact the leaders of the opposition on the phone. Sule further said, our memories are attached to the old Parliament House. We all love the old parliament house, that is the real history of India’s independence, but now we have to go to the new parliament house.
RJD’s controversial tweet
The Rashtriya Janata Dal has made a controversial tweet regarding the new Parliament House, in which it has been compared to a coffin. RJD has tweeted a picture in which on one side is the new parliament building, while on the other side is the picture of a coffin. RJD captioned it – what is this? Let me tell you, 21 parties including Congress, RJD have boycotted the inauguration program.
BJP retaliates on RJD’s tweet
BJP leader and Rajya Sabha MP Sushil Kumar Modi while attacking RJD said, new parliament building A case of treason should be registered against those who compare it with a coffin. He also targeted the opposition’s protest and said, the opposition has always insulted, they should have come to the ceremony.
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