After the Pahargam attack, Congress and other political parties support global propaganda; will join foreign party delegations

New Delhi: Parliament and many other opposition parties have accepted the government’s proposed party-partisan delegation to send partisan MPs to several countries to present an Indian perspective on the events following the Pahargan terrorist attack.

Eastern Time (ET) reported on the government’s decision to engage with the opposition through a proposal, and parliamentary affairs minister Kiran Rijiju called on UP Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and asked his party to participate. Even if the government sounds like its own MPs, some former ministers and diplomats will be part of the delegation.

Among opposition MPs and former ministers, the government is contacted by Shashi Tharoor, Manish Tewari, Amar Singh, Amar Singh, Salman Khurshid (Parliament), former J&K Chief Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad (DPAP), John Brittas (CPI-M)
“Now suddenly, the Prime Minister decided to send delegations from multiple parties to explain India’s terrorist position to Pakistan abroad. The National Assembly of India has always been in the highest position in the highest national interest and has never been a politicized national security issue like the BJP.

Therefore, Inc will certainly be a part of these delegations. Congress spokesman Jairam Ramesh said, adding that Kharge will choose a Congressional representative.

By the way, then opposition leader AB Vajpayee led the opposition delegation to the United Nations during the Narasimha Rao regime. Opposition circles say the government’s move is surprising because most MPs accept the proposal, there is no choice.