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Congress attacks BJP over 'mock parliament' event in Delhi
The opposition Congress party has accused Prime Minister and Home Minister of repeatedly undermining parliamentary institutions, following a simulated parliamentary exercise held in the capital. The mock parliament event, themed around 'Democracy vs Anarchy,' saw participants assume roles of senior political figures.
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Congress leaders have launched a sharp political attack on the BJP, alleging that the party's top leadership has consistently shown disrespect toward parliamentary processes and democratic norms. The criticism comes in the wake of a mock parliament exercise conducted at the NDMC Convention Centre in New Delhi, where participants engaged in a simulation focused on the theme of 'Democracy vs Anarchy.'
During the staged parliamentary proceedings, attendees assumed the identities and roles of prominent political figures to recreate legislative debates and procedures. The exercise was designed to provide participants with practical insights into parliamentary functioning and democratic discourse.
Congress representatives used the occasion to renew their accusations against the ruling BJP administration, contending that senior government functionaries have repeatedly demonstrated a pattern of disregarding parliamentary conventions and institutional protocols. The party's remarks reflect ongoing tensions between the ruling coalition and opposition benches over governance practices and adherence to democratic principles.
The mock parliament initiative represents efforts by civic and educational organizations to foster greater public understanding of legislative processes and democratic participation among citizens and students. However, the event has become another flashpoint in the larger political debate between India's major political parties regarding the health of democratic institutions.