Anil Antony Joins BJP: Senior Congress Leader AK Antony’s Son Joins BJP
Anil Antony Joins BJP: Senior Congress leader AK Antony’s son joins BJP, left the party over BBC controversy.
Anil Anthony is a Veterans Congress leader and former minister of Defense A.K. Anthony’s Son.
Anil expressed fierce competition after a disagreement with the BBC and left the celebration after a disagreement with Parliament.
Anil Anthony flew to BJP Headquarters these days via Kerala President K. Surendran. Anil Anthony stepped down as social media coordinator of the Kerala Pradesh State Congress Committee (KPCC).
Anil Antony Joins BJP: He sparked a division within the party by tweeting about a controversial BBC documentary about Prime Minister Modi and riots in Gujarat.
Today Anil Anthony was inducted into the party in a formal ceremony by BJP leaders Piyush Goyal and V. Muralidharan, and K. Surendran, party chief in Kerala.
After accepting membership, Anil Anthony told reporters that every member of Congress thinks he’s working for his family, but I think I’ve been working for Congress.
He was greatly impressed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s work. Anil was very close to the Shashi Tharoor. He thanked Tarur even in his resignation letter.
He was always aloof from mainstream politics in Congress, but always spoke out on important issues.
Parliament Session: “For the Leaders” Congress broke with the BJP’s long-standing tradition of attack.
Kharge said – something black in the pulse In the remaining days of the price range session, competition cornered the authorities in Adani’s case.
The rivalry continued to pursue an investigation through the Congressional Joint Committee. The Lok Sabha has been suspended indefinitely as participants wave placards and chant.
On Thursday, Congress held the “Tirang March” from Congress to Vijay Chowk. Like-minded people like DMK, Samajwadi Party, RJD, NCP, and Left joined the march.
Meanwhile, on the last day of the parliamentary budget meeting, opposition lawmakers took Vijay Chowca’s “Tirang March” out of parliament.
UPA President Sonia Gandhi and National Representative Mallikarjun Harge also took part in the Tiranga march.
Congress Boycotted Afternoon Tea Party On the last day of the parliamentary budget meeting, Prime Minister Modi attended a charity council meeting hosted by Speaker Om Birla.
At the same time, 13 political events such as the parliament will no longer attend the “night tea” meeting, which is arranged with the help of the Lok Sabha chairman.
