Rahul’s foreign travel in controversy: Congress MP did not take permission from Ministry of External Affairs before going to London, Congress party defended

There has been a political uproar over Congress MP Rahul Gandhi’s visit to London. According to sources, Rahul Gandhi did not take permission from the Ministry of External Affairs before his visit to London. Sources have given this information by quoting the Ministry of External Affairs.

Let us tell you that Rahul Gandhi had fiercely targeted the central government at the ‘Ideas for India’ conference at Cambridge University in London. He alleged that the situation in India is not good. BJP has sprinkled kerosene across the country. Only one spark can plunge the country into the fire of communal violence.

MPs have to take permission from the government
It is mandatory for any MP to take permission from the Ministry of External Affairs before traveling abroad. It is necessary to put complete information on the website of the ministry at least 3 weeks before the journey.

Not only this, invitations from foreign governments, institutions etc. to the MPs should be received through the Ministry of External Affairs. Even if an MP receives an invitation personally, he has to bring it to the notice of the ministry and seek approval.

In the Idea for India program, Rahul Gandhi had said that India’s democracy is in danger.

Congress defended
On Rahul Gandhi’s visit, Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said that the MPs do not need political approval from the Prime Minister or the government, unless they are part of an official delegation. Surjewala further said that please do not blindly follow the WhatsApp suggestions of the PMO sent to the TV channels.

MP Manoj Jha did not even take permission
According to sources, Rashtriya Janata Dal MP Manoj Jha also participated in this program organized in London. He too had not applied to the government for approval. Manoj Jha gave his speech at Cambridge University a day after Rahul Gandhi.

Salman Khurshid, Sitaram Yechury, Mahua Moitra, Manoj Jha and Tejashwi Yadav also attended Cambridge University.

In London, Rahul targeted the Modi government
In the ‘Ideas of India’ seminar at Cambridge University in London, Rahul Gandhi made a big allegation on the central government. Rahul had said that China has done Ukraine-like situation in Ladakh and Doklam, but the government is not taking action on it. Rahul had further said that the government is too afraid to speak on this issue.

While attacking the BJP, the former Congress President had said – BJP is spraying kerosene for polarization in the country. You just need to put a spark, then the country itself will start burning. He had said that the fight of the entire opposition, including the Congress, is to stop it first. read full news…