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Congress attacks Rekha Sharma’s viral video-Source: Supriya Shrinate
After Operation Sindoor, an all-party delegation from India went on a foreign visit. After the video of Rekha Sharma humming a song went viral, a political controversy has started over it.
BJP MP Rekha Sharma Song Video: India has sent an all-party delegation to different countries of the world after Operation Sindoor. Where their aim is to expose Pakistan. Meanwhile, a team was sent to Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Algeria to expose Pakistan’s terrorist network. India’s retaliatory military action could get global support and India’s position against terrorism in South Asia could be clarified. However, during the meeting in Algeria, BJP MP Rekha Sharma sang the song Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na. Congress attacked her over this thing.
Congress leader Supriya Srinet raised questions on the matter by posting a video on Twitter (formerly Twitter). She wrote that I thought the all-party delegation has gone to tell the world about the martyrdom of 28 people in a brutal terrorist attack against India, Operation Sindoor, Pakistan’s terrorist activities and the martyrdom of our 16 innocent people in Poonch, but here the atmosphere is different.
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15-second viral video
In the 15-second viral video, Rajya Sabha MP Rekha Sharma is seen humming the famous song ‘Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na’. AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi is seen smiling next to her and at the end the people sitting there are clapping. However, the opposition called this video a symbol of ignoring ‘diplomatic discipline’ and insensitivity.
Members of the delegation that reached Algeria
The delegation that reached Algeria includes many senior leaders. It includes BJP MP Baijayant Jai Panda (leader), Asaduddin Owaisi (AIMIM), Nishikant Dubey (BJP), Rekha Sharma (BJP MP, former Women’s Commission chief), Phangnon Konyak, Satnam Singh Sandhu (BJP) and Harsh Shringla (former Foreign Secretary). Despite the difference in political ideologies, this team came out with a ‘common national vision’.
