In an interview with India Today on the eve of Republic Day, a political commentator addressed the controversy surrounding the seating arrangements for the Leader of Opposition (LOP) in Parliament. The speaker dismissed the Congress party’s objections, asserting that seating is determined by established rules and traditions rather than political interference, labeling the opposition’s stance as a ‘fake narrative’. The discussion further explored the ‘Save the Constitution’ campaign, with the speaker arguing that the Indian Constitution remains secure and that the opposition is failing to digest its role outside of power. Highlighting the government’s achievements, the speaker noted that the current administration has successfully implemented socialistic measures and ‘right-based facilities’ for farmers and the poor, ensuring the benefits of the republic reach the common citizen. The speaker concluded by contrasting current governance with the Emergency era of 1975-77, suggesting that the only real threat to the Constitution occurred during that period.
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