‘Insecurity jealousy or intolerance’: Political slugfest between BJP and Congress on Shashi Tharoor

New Delhi: A political slugfest burst on the exclusion of Shashi Tharoor on Saturday and re -involved Multi-party delegation List of going abroad to maintain India’s stance on cross-border terrorism and operation vermilion.BJP spokesperson Amit Malviya raised questions about the status of Tharoor within the Congress and asked if the party is intolerant of any person who excludes the ‘high command’.“No one can deny Shashi Tharoor’s eloquence, his long experience as United Nations officer, and his deep insight on foreign policy matters. So Congress Party-and why Rahul Gandhi has been particularly chosen by Rahul Gandhi-he has been selected to nominate for a multi-party delegation which is being sent abroad on important issues of India?”“Is this insecurity? Jealous? Or nobody with intolerance that removes the ‘high command’?” He asked.Meanwhile, the Congress said that this is not “changing” the names of four MPs for the proposed delegations of the government abroad.“We were asked for the names. We hoped that the names given by us would be included. We expected the names given by the party. But when we saw the PIB’s press release, we were surprised. I could not say what will happen now. Four names are giving, four names, and the government’s share is dishonest.“Yesterday (Tuesday) at 12.30 pm, Rahul ji wrote a letter to Kiren Rijiju and wrote, ‘Dear Mr. Kiren Rijiju, I am writing in the follow-up of a conversation with me and Kharge ji and after discussing with Kharge ji, I am sending you four names about the delegation of foreign countries.It comes after the announcement of seven MPs by the Center which includes Shashi Tharoor, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Sanjay Kumar Jha and Supriya Sule.After the Center’s announcement, Jeram Ramesh revealed that Rahul Gandhi proposed the names of Gaurav Gogoi, Syed Naseer Hussain, Raja Brar and Anand Sharma from the party, which did not seem so.“Yesterday morning, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju spoke with the Congress President and the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha. Inc. was asked to present the names of 4 MPs for the delegation to be sent abroad to explain India’s stand on terrorism from Pakistan,” Jeram said.“Till tomorrow afternoon, till 16 May, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha wrote to the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs on behalf of Ink: Anand Sharma, Gaurav Gogoi, Dr. Syed Naseer Hussain, Raja Bars,” he said.The delegation aims to explain the argument behind India’s accurate attacks under Operation Sindoor after the Pahgam terror attack after the continuous support of Pakistan for terrorism across Pakistan.This is the first time that the Center will depute MPs from several parties to present India’s stand on Kashmir and across the border. A Mea officer will help in briefing and presentations with each group.Operation Sindoor, launched on 7 May, was a direct military reaction to the Pahgam terror attack on 22 April in which 26 people lost their lives. Indian attacks on terrorist launch pads occupied by Pakistan and Pakistan, allegedly abolished more than 100 terrorists.