Nationalist Congress Party (SP) chief Sharad Pawar, while targeting the central government, has raised the question whether the people in power still believe in dialogue. Addressing a program in Pune, the former Union Minister said, this country has been united despite challenges and many problems and the role of the Constitution is very important in maintaining it. “
He said, “See the situation of neighboring countries like Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, the situation has changed there. Amidst all this, India is moving forward and the credit goes to the Constitution and Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar.
Sharad Pawar said, the Indian Parliament is the place where important decisions are taken through dialogue between the representatives of all parties, but today there has been a situation of doubt whether the people in power still have confidence in the dialogue.
Giving the example of the construction of the new Parliament House, Sharad Pawar said that one day MPs were suddenly asked to move to the new building but there was no dialogue or discussion on this subject.