💨 Abstract
The article discusses the exclusion of the Opposition from a formal function to welcome Vladimir Putin, hosted by India's President. The author argues that this was a deliberate political act that diminished India's international image. Historically, India has maintained a tradition of national unity during foreign state visits, regardless of domestic politics. The current government's decision to exclude the Opposition was seen as a sign of insecurity and a departure from established protocol, projecting a partisan image rather than a united nation.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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