Modi staying away from Parliament amounts to political obscenity

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With his continued absence from Parliament and choosing, instead, to address political meetings outside, PM Narendra Modi is displaying an utter disregard for parliamentary democracy. The executive is answerable to the legislature. Modi’s refusal to submit himself to parliamentary scrutiny on issues like Rafale is tantamount to political obscenity.

BJP leaders are playing with fire invoking Jinnah & Partition in Assam

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