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'Still Old School, Believe in Protocol': Manish Tewari Responds to Buzz Over Interaction With PM Modi

Manish Tewari has responded to speculation surrounding his interaction with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying he is "still old school" and believes in following parliamentary protocol and courtesy.

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'Still Old School, Believe in Protocol': Manish Tewari Responds to Buzz Over Interaction With PM Modi

Tewari Addresses Speculation

Congress MP Manish Tewari reacted to reports and political chatter over his interaction with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Clarifying his position, Tewari remarked, "I am still old school. I believe in protocol," indicating that such interactions should not be viewed through a political lens.

Emphasis on Parliamentary Courtesy

Tewari suggested that:

  • Observing parliamentary protocol is a long-standing democratic tradition.

  • Civil interactions between political leaders should not automatically be interpreted as political realignment.

  • Institutional courtesy remains an important aspect of parliamentary functioning.

Political Context

The remarks come amid speculation following Tewari's interaction with the Prime Minister, prompting discussion in political circles and on social media.

However, Tewari did not indicate any change in his political affiliation or stance.

Congress Position

The Congress has not suggested that the interaction reflected any shift in party policy or political alignment.

Routine exchanges between leaders across party lines are a common feature of parliamentary proceedings and official events.

Looking Ahead

Tewari's clarification is expected to put to rest speculation regarding the interaction, while political attention remains focused on the upcoming Parliament session and key national issues.

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