New Parliament Building: The Supreme Court has rejected the petition filed in the Supreme Court regarding the inauguration of the new Parliament House by the President. Refusing to hear the petition, the court said that the court knows why this petition has been filed. Let me tell you, in the petition filed, it was said that the statement of the Lok Sabha Secretariat and the invitation issued by the Secretary General of the Lok Sabha for the inauguration ceremony are in violation of the Constitution of the country. It is an insult to the President not to invite him for the inauguration.

Supreme Court’s reprimand to the petitioner: After rejecting the petition filed in the Supreme Court for the inauguration of the new Parliament House by the President, the Supreme Court reprimanded the petitioner Also reprimanded fiercely. The court said that for filing such a petition, the court can also impose a fine on you. It is a matter of honor that you are not being fined yet. Apart from this, the court also made it clear that the petitioner can no longer file this petition in any court.

Will appeal to PM Modi: In this matter, Congress leader Pramod Tiwari said that he will appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to reconsider his decision. He said that the rights of the constitutional head cannot be taken away just because she is a tribal woman. She is the President of our country. Head of the Parliament should inaugurate.

Delhi | I would ask the Prime Minister to reconsider his decision. Don’t take away the rights of the constitutional head, only because she is a tribal woman. She is the President of our country. The head of the Parliament should inaugurate: Congress leader Pramod Tiwari pic.twitter.com/thX4TDWD5m

— ANI (@ANI) May 26, 2023 Political parties attending: PM Modi attending the inauguration on May In the inauguration of the new Parliament House The involvement of political parties is being feared. Whereas, according to the information revealed The parties have boycotted the programme. Bharatiya Janata Party as well as the ruling National Democratic Alliance 21 Along with constituent parties, 7 non-National Democratic Alliance parties will participate in this program. Supreme Courtnew parliament buildingPublished Date

Fri, May 26, 2023, 1: 13 PM IST