New Delhi: Interim President of Congress Sonia Gandhi will host the meeting of the same-minded parties next week, with all opposition leaders, who jointly carried out the government in the newly concluded Monsun session, to be invited, said the source on Thursday.
Chief of the Minister of State-ruled by Congress and where the ruling party as part of the Alliance, including MK Stalin (DMK) Tamil Nadu (DMK), Maharashtra Uddhav Thackeray (Shiv Sena) and the Head of Minister of Jharkhand Hemant Soren (JMM) will also be invited .
Shiv Sena has confirmed that they will participate in the meeting, where the tentative date of August 20 has been given but will depend on the availability of leaders.
Bengal Head of West Bengal and Trinamool Congress Supremo Mamata Banerjeee, and the leaders of the same-minded parties of the opposition will be invited, said the source.
The meeting assumed significance when it appeared after the leader of the senior Congress and one of the votes for the main consideration of the party, Kapil Sibal, held dinner where 45 leaders of 15 parties, including the Jamjwadi and Akali Dal party, participated.
It can be understood that the opposition union was emphasized on that occasion, but some discussed the leadership of Gandhis.
Rahul Gandhi has also been active in the Monsun session that tries to establish unity in opposition, participate in various meetings, and also hold breakfast during the session.
United’s opposition takes a parade from Parliament to Vijay Chowk on Thursday to protest the restrictions on the Monsun session, with the two houses of parliament delaying Sine died two days before the schedule.
Parliamentarians hold banners and placards demand the withdrawal of agricultural laws and protest “killing democracy”.
Leading protests, Rahul Gandhi accused: “We have to come out here to talk to the press because we are in the opposition not allowed to speak in parliament.
This is a killing of democracy.” He alleged that the sound of 60 percent of the country was destroyed, humiliated and on Wednesday at Rajya Sabha, a female parliamentary member was attacked.