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After his sudden resignation&nbsp;from the Rajya Sabha, Trinamool rebel Dinesh Trivedi has hit out at his party while heaping praises on PM Modi and home minister Amit Shah. Speaking to NDTV, Trivedi said that he "did not need an invitation to join the BJP" and added there was "nothing wrong" if he did end up in that party. The BJP has said that its doors are open for the rebel Trinamool leader. Calling the PM and the home minister his old friends, Trivedi told NDTV that "if everywhere people have accepted them, then they are doing something right for the country". Hitting out at the Trinamool, of which he is a founding member, Trivedi said that the party has now "lost its soul".

'Nothing wrong in joining BJP': Trinamool's Dinesh Trivedi after quitting Rajya Sabha

After his sudden resignation&nbsp;from the Rajya Sabha, Trinamool rebel Dinesh Trivedi has hit out at his party while heaping praises on PM Modi and home minister Amit Shah.

After his sudden resignation&nbsp;from the Rajya Sabha, Trinamool rebel Dinesh Trivedi has hit out at his party while heaping praises on PM Modi and home minister Amit Shah. Speaking to NDTV, Trivedi said that he "did not need an invitation to join the BJP" and added there was "nothing wrong" if he did end up in that party. The BJP has said that its doors are open for the rebel Trinamool leader. Calling the PM and the home minister his old friends, Trivedi told NDTV that "if everywhere people have accepted them, then they are doing something right for the country". Hitting out at the Trinamool, of which he is a founding member, Trivedi said that the party has now "lost its soul".

West Bengal Election 2021: Trinamool Congress leader Dinesh Trivedi on Friday resigned from Rajya Sabha. 

West Bengal Election 2021: Trinamool leader Dinesh Trivedi resigns from Rajya Sabha, talks of violence in Bengal 

Trinamool Congress leader Dinesh Trivedi resigns from Rajya Sabha, says feel helpless about political violence in West&nbsp;Bengal

Trinamool leader Dinesh Trivedi resigns from Rajya Sabha, talks of violence in Bengal 

Trinamool Congress leader Dinesh Trivedi on Friday resigned from Rajya Sabha. His is the latest high-profile exit from the party which has seen a string of leaders joining the BJP ahead of the upcoming West Bengal elections. He said he felt helpless about the political violence in his state. "The kind of violence that is happening in Bengal, I feel very strange sitting here," Trivedi said in the Rajya Sabha.&nbsp;
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Trinamool Congress leader Dinesh Trivedi on Friday resigned from Rajya Sabha. His is the latest high-profile exit from the party which has seen a string of leaders joining the BJP ahead of the upcoming West Bengal elections.
He said he felt helpless about the political violence in his state. "The kind of violence that is happening in Bengal, I feel very strange sitting here," Trivedi said in the Rajya Sabha. "We are here only for our motherland.
I am grateful to my party for sending me here," he said, adding that he wanted to go back and work for his state.

Building Trust, Strengthening Federalism

Trust is at the core of any country that is steeped in federalism. The central and state governments have to work together to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth across the country. Legislations enacted by Parliament have to ensure that the interests of all regions are taken into account. How strong is the federal structure in India? Does the legislative process ensure that the interests of all regions are equally represented? How can disruptions in Parliament be minimised? A special discussion with PAFI
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Trust is at the core of any country that is steeped in federalism. The central and state governments have to work together to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth across the country. Legislations enacted by Parliament have to ensure that the interests of all regions are taken into account. How strong is the federal structure in India? Does the legislative process ensure that the interests of all regions are equally represented? How can disruptions in Parliament be minimised? A special session hosted by PAFI
Moderated by Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, the panel includes-&nbsp;Dinesh Trivedi,&nbsp;Member of Parliament Rajya Sabha,&nbsp;TMC,&nbsp;Priyanka Vickram Chaturvedi,&nbsp;Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha and Deputy Leader,&nbsp;Shiv Sena,&nbsp;Swapan Dasgupta,&nbsp;Member of Parliament,&nbsp;Rajya Sabha,&nbsp;BJP Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo,&nbsp;Former Member of Parliament,&nbsp;BJD

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