New Delhi New Delhi An important high level ‘High Tea’ meeting of the leaders of ‘India Bloc’ was organized on Tuesday at the official residence of Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi. Many prominent leaders and MPs of opposition parties attended this meeting. According to Congress MPs, the main objective of the meeting was to discuss the strategy of upcoming political and mass movements. The party clearly says that its war against the government will continue on issues related to alleged vote theft cases, transparency of constitutional institutions and their accountability.
Historic march of opposition to save democracy: Deepender Hooda
Congress MP Deepender Hooda, in the context of the recent protests, said that the opposition has taken to the streets to save democracy in the country. Terming this march as one of the biggest and historic demonstrations in Indian history, he raised a strong demand for the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Hooda said that this march has been organized not for any personal protest, but solely to protect the electoral process and democratic institutions.
Struggle against theft of votes and weakening of institutions: Sukhdev Bhagat
Congress MP Sukhdev Bhagat said that no long-term strategy can be prepared in a day. Rahul Gandhi has been raising these serious issues before the country for a long time and now the general public of the country is also understanding very well how votes are being rigged and democratic institutions are being weakened. He said that the recent huge public participation is a proof of this public anger.
Suppressing the voice will not weaken the movement: SP MP Priya Saroj
During the meeting of ‘India Alliance’, Samajwadi Party MP Priya Saroj said in strong words that their voice cannot be suppressed by changing the venue of the protest or the attitude of the administration, nor is their movement going to stop. She said that instead of becoming weak, she has become stronger ideologically due to the unfair attitude adopted towards her.
The fight may go on for a long time, will not back down: Amarinder Singh Raja Vading
Congress MP and Punjab Former Congress President Amarinder Singh Raja Vading clarified that this fight against injustice can go on for a long time, which may take not only 10 days but also 10 months, but the opposition is not going to back down at any cost. Expressing full respect for the judiciary, he said that he wants the Chief Justice of the country to meet the opposition delegation. Along with this he Punjab Of Manasa Expressed deep concern over the murder of an anti-drug activist and alleged that smugglers are getting political protection in the state.
War will continue on legal, political and psychological fronts: Manickam Tagore
Congress MP Manickam Tagore informed that House leaders of all the constituent parties of ‘India Alliance’ were invited to this meeting. He said that Rahul Gandhi believes in the culture of taking collective decisions after extensive discussion with all his colleagues. Rahul Gandhi has already made it clear that this protest is not being fought only on one front, but simultaneously on all three levels – legal, political and psychological.
