Abhishek Banerjee from TMC will visit abroad- Mamta Banerjee agreed to 'Operation Sindoor' team
New Delhi
The all -party delegation who visited abroad to put the truth of Operation Sindoor in front of the world and expose Pakistan will include Abhishek Banerjee from TMC. Sources say that TMC President Mamata Banerjee has agreed to send Abhishek Banerjee. Earlier, Mamta Banerjee had distanced the delegation. It was also reported that he had also stopped Yusuf Pathan from leaving. Yusuf Pathan's name was included in this team of Modi government.
According to the information, Union Minister Kiran Rijiju himself spoke to Mamata Banerjee in this case. He appealed to TMC to take a decision on the representative. Mamta Banerjee said that the Trinamool Congress is not boycotting the multi -party diplomatic mission of the Center to put forward India's stand to deal with Pakistan -sponsored terrorism and will send its representatives when they receive a formal request from the Center. TMC also emphasized that the Center should not decide the party candidate in delegations.
He said, 'If the request comes to us, we can surely consider it. We always support central government policy (on foreign affairs). If something special happens, we will consider it, but not now. At the moment, we are supporting the central government's views and the steps taken by them. ' Banerjee said that the central government has no right to choose the representatives of a party.
Meanwhile, Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee said that India should be sent abroad to the relatives of the victims of the victims of the victims of the victims of the victims of the victims or the Armed Forces, who led India, to put the country's policy of not tolerating the country's policy against terrorism. The National General Secretary of Trinamool reiterated in front of reporters that his party stands with the government in matters of national interest, cross -border terrorism and protecting sovereignty.
Abhishek Banerjee said, 'However, as far as the parliamentary delegations are concerned, the Center cannot unilaterally decide who will be selected from which party. They will have to ask for names and arrange for extensive discussions with all political parties, especially the opposition camp. The Diamond Harbor MP had said that if the party is contacted, the Trinamool "will definitely" send its members as members of the delegation. Let us know that the team that the Center has formed includes Shashi Tharoor from Congress, Sanjay Jha from JDU, Ravi Shankar Prasad from BJP, Kanimozhi from DMK and Supriya Sule from NCP-SP.