This Illjam did not come on blood … Manish Tiwari on the path of Shashi Tharoor, gave a direct message to Congress

After Shashi Tharoor citing national interest to justify his participation, Congress MP Manish Tiwari has also cited a nation call to clarify his decision to join the Indian delegation for global access against Pakistan sponsored terrorism. The Congress leadership had made unsuccessful attempts to prevent both MPs from joining the delegation, in which the opposition leader Rahul Gandhi proposed four alternative names.

The government rejected the Congress list, only accepted Anand Sharma. Tiwari posted a patriotic song clip from the 1975 film attack sung by Kishore Kumar to underline his message. He wrote, “A song from Kishore Kumar’s film ‘Aaam’ (1975) sung for Rajesh Khanna shows us how to respond to the call of the nation,” He wrote the lyrics of the song: Look: Look, the heroic soldiers do not come to their blood, do not say that my son would not work if I had time.

Meanwhile, the Congress leadership became aggressive by being unable to control the government’s choice or control its MPs. Party spokesperson Jairam Ramesh alleged that the Prime Minister was forced to send an all -party delegation abroad after a decade of misuse. He called this connectivity a transient, hypocritical and opportunistic duality. Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Monday said that he would not fall into the issue on the all -party delegations going abroad after ‘Operation Sindoor’, including some opposition parties, including his party, that he would not fall into the issue. The chairman of Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Standing Committee told reporters ahead of its meeting, “I am not falling in this matter at all.”