'Those who are barred from coming to Parliament are talking about boycott': Union Minister hits out at Rahul Gandhi
'Those who are barred from coming to Parliament are talking about boycott': Union Minister hits out at Rahul Gandhi
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New Delhi: There is a lot of controversy about the inauguration program of the new Parliament building at this time. The opposition has announced the boycott of the program. Reacting to this, Union Minister Anurag Thakur has said that this is very wrong. At the same time, he has also taunted former Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for boycotting the program.

According to the report, on the controversy over the new Parliament building, Union Minister  Thakur has said that the new Parliament building has been constructed. Boycotting its inauguration is absolutely wrong. Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi, he said that it is a different matter that no one has been banned from coming to Parliament. Those who once used to find an excuse for ruckus are now talking about boycotting. Anurag Thakur said that development is taking place from Northeast India to Jammu and Kashmir. Union Minister Anurag Thakur says that former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru gave the gift of Article 370 to Jammu and Kashmir. But it had to wait a long time to remove him. Then PM Modi removed it and gave a gift to the people.

Talking about getting power, Union Minister Anurag Thakur said that when any government gets power, there is an opportunity to do something. He says that he comes from the village, where there used to be a lot of landslides. There were mud houses in the village, where there was not even a stove to make tea.  

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