No longer should House be bulldozed, says Sonia at CPP meet, takes on Modi
Hindustan TimesNew Delhi: Former Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Saturday launched a frontal attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying that he suffered a “political and moral defeat” in the recently held Lok Sabha elections, and added that no longer should Parliament be “bulldozed like it has been for a decade” as she stressed that the writ of the ruling party “will no longer be permitted to disrupt Parliament, whimsically mistreat members or push through legislation without due and proper consideration”. New Delhi, Jun 08 : Congress leader Sonia Gandhi re-elected as President of the Congress Parliamentary Party at the Congress Parliamentary Party meeting comprising all newly elected Lok Sabha MPs & Rajya Sabha MPs, at Samvidhan Sadan in New Delhi on Saturday. Addressing the newly elected party MPs in the Central Hall of the old Parliament, a day after the NDA held its parliamentary party meeting at the same venue, Gandhi said Modi “had lost the right to leadership”. Gandhi, who was re-elected as the chairperson of the Congress’s Parliamentary Party for five years, urged the party MPs to hold the NDA government accountable.