Supriya Sule : Supriya Sule given important responsibility by Modi government; leading MPs on Singapore tour!
Supriya Sule of the Nationalist Congress Party has once again been entrusted with an important responsibility by the central government. A special group of MPs has been appointed to participate in business discussions with the country of Singapore, and Supriya Sule will lead this group. Senior leaders from the opposition have also been included in this parliamentary diplomacy mission, making this responsibility even more significant.
Supriya Sule will lead the all-party delegation of MPs appointed for the Singapore tour, with participation from Maharashtra including Shrikant Shinde, Praful Patel, and Ashok Chavan. Additionally, Shrikant Shinde will be included for Indonesia, Ashok Chavan for Argentina, Praful Patel for Brazil, and Arvind Sawant for Morocco. The delegation to Kenya will be led by Naresh Maske and Sanjay Raut. Meanwhile, Ravindra Waikar will be part of the delegation to Chile, Varsha Gaikwad and Shrirang Barne for the Baltics tour, AIMIM's Asaduddin Owaisi for Oman, Samajwadi Party's Akhilesh Yadav for Japan, and Ram Gopal Yadav for Egypt.
Participation of Opposition Leaders The group led by Supriya Sule includes some senior leaders from the opposition, which will strengthen parliamentary diplomacy. Congress's Shashi Tharoor (France), P. Chidambaram (Italy), K. C. Venugopal (Portugal), Manish Tiwari (Australia), and Gaurav Gogoi (Philippines), DMK's K. Kanimozhi (Greece), Trinamool Congress's Derek O'Brien (Chile) and Abhishek Banerjee (Algeria), Shiv Sena-UBT's Arvind Sawant (Morocco) are also part of the group. Assigning Supriya Sule the leadership of the parliamentary group for an important economic center like Singapore is considered a high-level responsibility given by the central government for parliamentary diplomacy and India's business interests. This tour will focus on strengthening India's business relations as well as increasing parliamentary cooperation. This group led by Supriya Sule will be a strong symbol of India's multiparty parliamentary cooperation, where opposition leaders will also play a significant role.