Several major opposition parties, including Congress, the NCP and the TMC, on Tuesday elected former Union Minister Yashwant Sinha as their member in the July 18 presidential election. Pawar decided to nominate one candidate for the much-discussed presidential election, unanimously agreeing on Sinha’s name. A veteran political veteran, who has left the Trinamool Congress and was previously in the BJP, will submit his nomination papers on June 27.”We regret that Modi’s government has not made much effort to reach an agreement on the presidential election,” said Congress leader Jairam Ramesh, who read out a joint statement after the meeting. The Republic should have been taken over by the government.
“In his long and distinguished career in public life, Shri Yashwant Sinha has served the nation in a variety of ways – as a competent leader, a successful and respected parliamentary as Minister of Finance and Foreign Affairs of the Union. Leaders also announced that a committee set up to oversee the Sinha presidential campaign would be operational from today. Sinha, who has spoken many stories, is in his 80’s. Pawar told the media that he had spoken in person with various leaders of different parties. These include the Prime Minister of Delhi Arvind Kejriwal from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and K Chandrashekar Rao of Telangana of TRS who did not attend the meeting.
Pawar said he had also spoken to TMC supremo with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Akhilesh Yadav (Samajwadi Party), Tejashwi Yadav (Rashtriya Janata Dal), Farooq Abdullah (National Conference) and Sanjay Raut (Shiv Sena) and all supported him. Sinha’s position. “We will also try to convince the BJD and the YSR Congress,” Pawar said when asked if they were present. The participating parties include Congress, NCP, TMC, CPI, CPI-M, Samajwadi Party, National Conference, AIMIM, RJD and AIUDF. Five regional parties are considered to be indirect – TRS, BJD. AAP, SAD and YSRCP – did not go away. The parties also did not hold a June 15 meeting called by Banerjee.
The BJP-led ruling coalition has a share of more than 48 percent of the votes in the electoral college for the election of a new president, and the candidate has more obvious advantages than the opposition parties. Reading a joint statement, Ramesh said the parties had appealed to all political parties. to support Sinha as president so that the country can have a ‘rashtrapati’ elected without opposition. His party colleague Mallikarjun Kharge said Defense Minister Rajnath Singh had summoned him and a few other leaders to ask if they had the name of a senior constitutional official. “The joint statement also said that India was going through a difficult time and that the BJP government at the Center had completely failed to deliver on its promises and commitments.” and the provincial governments under their control and to build consensus on negotiations, it will be further strengthened in the coming months, “the joint statement said.
Sinha’s name came after Pawar, Gopalkrishna Gandhi and Farooq Abdullah rejected his opposition proposal to join them in the top post. According to sources on the left, Sinha, a former TMC vice-president, resigned from the party after Congress and Left demanded that he run in the by-elections. any party. Congress’ Mallikarjun Kharge, Jairam Ramesh and Randeep Surjewala, Abhishek Banerjee of TMC, Tiruchi Siva of DMK, Sitaram Yechury of CPI-M, CPI’s D Raja, Manoj Jha of RJD, Thol Thirumas Hanwan’s SP Nndra of VCK, Thol Thirumas Havans ‘NC’S of NC, RJD’s Thol Thirumas Havans’ NC, and R. Imtiaz Jaleel of AIMIM was one of the participants in the meeting. Presidential elections will be held on July 18 to elect a successor to Ram Nath Kovind and the result will be on July 21. A BJP parliamentary session will convene later on Tuesday to discuss the NDA-led NJ elections for a new president.
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