National Herald Case: Sonia Gandhi left alone on the opposition, Scattered Opposition meritotous for BJP

Congress party president Sonia Gandhi, who is facing the Enforcement Directorate (ED) appearance in the National Herald case, also did not get the support of the 'opposition'. Congress MPs and workers were protesting when Sonia Gandhi was present in the ED office. Congress party leaders held a meeting with 12 parties before the Parliament proceedings began on Thursday. There was also talk on the issue of Sonia Gandhi's appearance, but even after this, the opposition leaders did not appear with Congress. Even the opposition leaders did not show support for Sonia on Twitter.

Even when Rahul Gandhi appeared before the ED, the opposition kept silent. Political experts say that the way the Congress President is seen falling alone on the opposition front in the ED case has once again indicated a disintegrating 'opposition'. However, this sign seems to be fueling the BJP camp.

Senior Congress leader Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot says, after moving forward on both these paths, the BJP has now set the target of 'Opposition-mukt Bharat'. This party wants that there should be no opposition in the country. If anyone tries to speak, put a central investigating agency behind him. Political expert, Rasheed Kidwai said the opposition is meeting only for a formality. Don't trust him. There is a severe lack of mutual trust. Take a guess from this that when Sonia Gandhi was facing a barrage of questions from the ED, at that time Mamata Banerjee was addressing a big rally on Martyr's Day in Kolkata. He attacked the BJP fiercely regarding GST. Mamta Banerjee said BJP is trying to topple the state governments. After Maharashtra, now trying in West Bengal too.