Fourteen resistance groups, driven by the Congress, met in Delhi today to chalk out a methodology to take on the public authority over the Pegasus telephone hacking outrage, which has set off enormous fights in, and constrained rehashed intermissions of, the rainstorm meeting of parliament.
Rahul Gandhi – whose name is on the rundown of supposed reconnaissance targets – was important for the gathering, as were pioneers from the Shiv Sena, the CPI and CPM, the Rashtriya Janata Dal, the AAP and DMK.
The NCP, the Samajwadi Party, the National Conference and the Muslim League likewise participated, as did the Revolutionary Socialist Party, Kerala Congress, and the Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi.
The gathering was led by the Congress’ Mallikarjun Kharge, the Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha, and occurred in his chambers.
Sources told news organization PTI Mr Gandhi said the public authority was attempting to slander the resistance by blaming them for not permitting parliament to work. Mr Gandhi, sources added, focused on that the resistance simply needed to raise gives that influence individuals and will keep on doing as such.
A joint public interview was normal at 12.30 pm, yet this will presently occur at 1.15 pm.
Rahul Gandhi went to a comparative gathering – of resistance pioneers from the Lok Sabha – Tuesday evening.
The present meet comes after Prime Minister Modi hammered the Congress for “not allowing parliament to run
