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Congress MP Manish Tewari shared lyrics from "Purab Aur Paschim" after reports claimed he and Tharoor were sidelined during the Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament.

Congress Leader Manish Tewari's Exclusion from Operation Sindoor Debate Sparks Discourse

Tewari Excluded from Operation Sindoor Debate

Congress MP Manish Tewari shared lyrics from "Purab Aur Paschim" after reports claimed he and Tharoor were sidelined during the Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament.

Congress MP Manish Tewari on Tuesday evoked Manoj Kumar's iconic song from "Purab aur Pashchim" -- "Bharat ka rehne waala hoon, Bharat ki baat sunata hoon" -- as he shared on X a media report on being "benched" by his party during the Operation Sindoor debate.
There had been intense speculation whether Tewari and Shashi Tharoor, both part of the diplomatic delegations that had been sent abroad to convey India's stand, would speak in the Lower House or not during the ongoing debate on the Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor.
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है प्रीत जहां की रीत सदा मैं गीत वहां के गाता हूं भारत का रहने वाला हूं भारत की बात सुनाता हूं Hai preet jahaan ki reet sada Main geet wahaan ke gaata hoon Bharat ka rehne waala hoon Bharat ki baat sunata hoon - Jai Hind <a href="https://t.co/tP5VjiH2aD">pic.twitter.com/tP5VjiH2aD</a>
&mdash; Manish Tewari (@ManishTewari) <a href="https://twitter.com/ManishTewari/status/1950036871909630281?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 29, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Taking to X, Tewari shared the screenshot of a media report which was headlined -- "'Spoke in favour of govt': Why Congress benched Shashi Tharoor, Manish Tewari during Operation Sindoor debate." The report stated that none of the leaders picked by the Centre to represent India globally as part of delegations post Operation Sindoor found a place in the list of speakers from the Congress party.
Along with the screenshot of the report and a picture of him with the tricolour in the backdrop, Tewari posted, "Hai preet jahaan ki reet sada, main geet wahaan ke gaata hoon, Bharat ka rehne waala hoon, Bharat ki baat sunata hoon - Jai Hind." These are the lyrics from a song in the 1970 Manoj Kumar starrer "Purab Aur Paschim".
Tewari did not elaborate any further on his views about the whole issue.
Congress party sources on Monday said the party had asked Tharoor if he was interested in speaking during the Operation Sindoor debate in Parliament but he declined and instead expressed a desire to speak on 'The Indian Ports Bill, 2025'.
There has been intense speculation on whether Tharoor, who led the delegation to the US among other countries, will be picked as a speaker by the Congress given that his enthusiastic endorsement of the government's action following the terror attack has soured his ties with the party.
The BJP-led ruling National Democratic Alliance and opposition parties are fielding their top guns during the discussion in the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha.
Opposition parties have framed their public criticism of the government around alleged intelligence lapses behind the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which left 26 civilians killed, and US President Donald Trump's claims of mediating a ceasefire between India and Pakistan.
Rahul Gandhi has repeatedly attacked the government's foreign policy, claiming that India did not receive international support on Operation Sindoor and has cited Trump's frequent mediation claims to target the ruling alliance. The government has rejected Trump's claims.&nbsp;

As the Congress president's election race heats up, some G-23 leaders, including Prithviraj Chavan, Bhupinder Hooda and Manish Tewari, met at the residence of Anand Sharma and are learnt to have discussed the current situation.

Congress President Poll: will G-23 leader Manish Tewari enter poll fray

Sources said that Tewari was keen to file his nomination papers for the election but there was no confirmation on the same.

Congress President Poll : As the Congress president's election race heats up, some G-23 leaders, including Prithviraj Chavan, Bhupinder Hooda and Manish Tewari, met at the residence of Anand Sharma and are learnt to have discussed the current situation.
Sources said that <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/agnipath-scheme-reform-in-right-direction-g-23-rebel-congress-manish-tewari-1655434337617">Manish Tewari</a> was keen to file his nomination papers for the election but there was no confirmation on the same.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/shashi-tharoor-to-run-for-congress-president-approval-from-sonia-gandhi-1663605597501">Shashi Tharoor</a>, who was part of the G-23, will be filing his nomination papers for the top party post on Friday.
Tewari later told reporters that no one has filed the nominations yet and things will be clear only after tomorrow. He said they sat for deliberations and discussed the situation.
Chavan also said that it was good that internal polls were being held in a democratic manner and stated that they had earlier thanked <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/rajasthan-crisis-ashok-gehlot-in-delhi-to-meet-congress-chief-sonia-gandhi-1664415011695">Congress chief Sonia Gandhi</a> for the free and fair elections.
"Let us see who files the nominations and we will support the best candidate in the fray," he said after the meeting.
The G-23 grouping had written to Sonia Gandhi seeking organisational overhaul and internal polls at all levels.
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Congress leader Manish Tewari has in his latest book criticised the UPA government for its response to the 26/11 Mumbai terror strikes, saying restraint is not a sign of strength and that India should have taken kinetic action following the attack.
In the book "10 Flashpoints: 20 years" that is set to be released on December 2, the former union minister has looked back at the security situations that have impacted India in the last two decades.
Tewari is a member of the 'Group of 23' leaders who had written to Sonia Gandhi seeking organisational overhaul and elections for every post in the Congress party.
"Happy to announce that my Fourth Book will be in the market shortly - '10 Flash Points; 20 Years  - National Security Situations that Impacted India'. The book objectively delves into every salient National Security Challenge India has faced in the past two decades," Tewari said in a tweet while announcing the launch of his book.
He has dissected the responses both in terms of success and failures and examined the tools and processes of Indian statecraft in terms of both diplomacy and intelligence.
"For a state that has no compunctions in brutally slaughtering hundreds of innocent people, restraint is not a sign of strength; it is perceived as a symbol of weakness," he said in his book.
"There comes a time when actions must speak louder than words. 26/11 was one such time when it just should have been done. It, therefore, is my considered opinion that India should have actioned a kinetic response in the days following India's 9/11," he said.
The nation would observe the 13th anniversary of 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks this week.  Citing excerpts of the book, the BJP on Tuesday alleged that the grand old party-led UPA government put the national security at stake by not responding strongly after the Mumbai terror attacks.
Addressing a press conference at the party headquarters, BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia said this confirms that the UPA government was "useless".
Tewari has also hit out at the Modi government, alleging that the scrapping of the Mountain Strike Corps is the "greatest disservice" that this government did to India's national security.
The former minister said in July 2018, the defence and finance ministers of the subsequent Modi-led government shelved all the plans of raising the Mountain Strike Corps against China citing financial constraints.
Mounting pressure on the LAC leading to the Doklam crisis in 2017 could have been averted provided the mountain strike corps would have been raised, trained, resourced and efficaciously deployed, he said.
"Scrapping the Mountain Strike Corps is perhaps the greatest disservice that this government did to India's national security," Tewari said.
He also said while the triumphant Taliban claim that just as the fighting and fiercely independent people of Afghanistan had vanquished the Soviet Union, a superpower in the penultimate decade of the 20th century, it had similarly defeated the only remaining hyper-power, the US, in the second decade of the 21st century through guile, cunning and military tactics.
It would have profound consequences on Pax Americana and the US's reliability qua its allies around the world, he noted.
The Congress leader said the implication of such an assertion and the unfolding situation in Afghanistan is that it would give a huge fillip to all kinds of militant and terrorist organisations in West and South Asia from the lslamic State-Daesh and al-Qaeda to the LeT and JeM respectively.
"Both radicalism and extremism would be exacerbated.This will have implications on the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir and the other north-western border states also," he noted. 

G-23 leader Manish Tiwari stokes row with 26/11 Mumbai comment, BJP says we said so

G-23 leader Manish Tewari stokes row with 26/11 Mumbai attack comment, BJP says we said so

Congress leader Manish Tewari has in his latest book criticised the UPA government for its response to the 26/11 Mumbai terror strikes. SOT- Tiwari&nbsp;on why he feels India's response was timid
In the book "10 Flashpoints: 20 years" that is set to be released on December 2, the former union minister has looked back at the security situations that have impacted India in the last two decades.
Tewari is a member of the 'Group of 23' leaders who had written to Sonia Gandhi seeking organisational overhaul and elections for every post in the Congress party. Citing excerpts of the book, the BJP on Tuesday alleged that the grand old party-led UPA government put the national security at stake by not responding strongly after the Mumbai terror attacks. SOT- Gaurav
The Congress too questioned its rebel leader.&nbsp; SOT- ARC The nation would observe the 13th anniversary of 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, perpetrated by Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Toiba,&nbsp;this week.

In the book "10 Flashpoints: 20 years" that is set to be released on December 2, the former union minister has looked back at the security situations that have impacted India in the last two decades.

Congress leader Manish Tewari has in his latest book criticised the UPA government for its response to the 26/11 Mumbai terror strikes, saying restraint is not a sign of strength and that India should have taken kinetic action following the attack.
In the book "10 Flashpoints: 20 years" that is set to be released on December 2, the former union minister has looked back at the security situations that have impacted India in the last two decades.
Tewari is a member of the 'Group of 23' leaders who had written to Sonia Gandhi seeking organisational overhaul and elections for every post in the Congress party.
"Happy to announce that my Fourth Book will be in the market shortly - '10 Flash Points; 20 Years &nbsp;- National Security Situations that Impacted India'. The book objectively delves into every salient National Security Challenge India has faced in the past two decades," Tewari said in a tweet while announcing the launch of his book.
He has dissected the responses both in terms of success and failures and examined the tools and processes of Indian statecraft in terms of both diplomacy and intelligence.
"For a state that has no compunctions in brutally slaughtering hundreds of innocent people, restraint is not a sign of strength; it is perceived as a symbol of weakness," he said in his book.
"There comes a time when actions must speak louder than words. 26/11 was one such time when it just should have been done. It, therefore, is my considered opinion that India should have actioned a kinetic response in the days following India's 9/11," he said.
The nation would observe the 13th anniversary of 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks this week.&nbsp; Citing excerpts of the book, the BJP on Tuesday alleged that the grand old party-led UPA government put the national security at stake by not responding strongly after the Mumbai terror attacks.
Addressing a press conference at the party headquarters, BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia said this confirms that the UPA government was "useless".
Tewari has also hit out at the Modi government, alleging that the scrapping of the Mountain Strike Corps is the "greatest disservice" that this government did to India's national security.
The former minister said in July 2018, the defence and finance ministers of the subsequent Modi-led government shelved all the plans of raising the Mountain Strike Corps against China citing financial constraints.
Mounting pressure on the LAC leading to the Doklam crisis in 2017 could have been averted provided the mountain strike corps would have been raised, trained, resourced and efficaciously deployed, he said.
"Scrapping the Mountain Strike Corps is perhaps the greatest disservice that this government did to India's national security," Tewari said.
He also said while the triumphant Taliban claim that just as the fighting and fiercely independent people of Afghanistan had vanquished the Soviet Union, a superpower in the penultimate decade of the 20th century, it had similarly defeated the only remaining hyper-power, the US, in the second decade of the 21st century through guile, cunning and military tactics.
It would have profound consequences on Pax Americana and the US's reliability qua its allies around the world, he noted.
The Congress leader said the implication of such an assertion and the unfolding situation in Afghanistan is that it would give a huge fillip to all kinds of militant and terrorist organisations in West and South Asia from the lslamic State-Daesh and al-Qaeda to the LeT and JeM respectively.
"Both radicalism and extremism would be exacerbated.This will have implications on the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir and the other north-western border states also," he noted.&nbsp;

The opposition Congress on Monday claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led central government is holding "serious discussion" to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000. Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari said that a decision in this regard will be executed before the 2024 General Elections.
"Don't know if it's wrong or right but friends told me that a serious discussion is being held on a proposal to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000 or more before 2024. Architectural plan of new Parliament chamber should be tabled at Parliament," Tewari was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.
This comes a day after the Congress leader's tweet where he said that the new Parliament chamber is being constructed as a 1000-seater. Tewari added that a serious public consultation is needed on the issue.
The new Parliament complex has a deadline of 2022 and will have 55 per cent additional seating capacity for MPs in its new building.
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Is Modi govt planning to increase Lok Sabha strength to 1,000 MPs?

Is Modi govt holding "serious consultation"&nbsp;to increase Lok Sabha strength to 1,000 MPs?

The opposition Congress on Monday claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led central government is holding "serious discussion" to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000.
Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari said that a decision in this regard will be executed before the 2024 General Elections.
"Don't know if it's wrong or right but friends told me that a serious discussion is being held on a proposal to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000 or more before 2024. Architectural plan of new Parliament chamber should be tabled at Parliament," SOT ANI
This comes a day after the Congress leader's tweet where he said that the new Parliament chamber is being constructed as a 1000-seater. Tewari added that a serious public consultation is needed on the issue.
The new Parliament complex has a deadline of 2022 and will have 55 per cent additional seating capacity for MPs in its new building.

Manish Tewari's remark&nbsp;comes a day after his tweet where he said that the new Parliament chamber is being constructed as a 1000-seater.&nbsp;

The opposition Congress on Monday claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led central government is holding "serious discussion" to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000. Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari said that a decision in this regard will be executed before the 2024 General Elections.
"Don't know if it's wrong or right but friends told me that a serious discussion is being held on a proposal to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000 or more before 2024. Architectural plan of new Parliament chamber should be tabled at Parliament," Tewari was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.
This comes a day after the Congress leader's tweet where he said that the new Parliament chamber is being constructed as a 1000-seater. Tewari added that a serious public consultation is needed on the issue.
The new Parliament complex has a deadline of 2022 and will have 55 per cent additional seating capacity for MPs in its new building.
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