‘Waiting for Mughlai Paratha to be...’: Opposition's sarcastic take on renaming Mughal Gardens
1 min read . Updated: 29 Jan 2023, 10:32 PM IST
Premium- In the most hilarious and probably most sarcastic take, Trinamool Congress MP Jawahar Sircar took to Twitter and wrote, 'Waiting for Mughlai Paratha to be renamed Swarga Lok or Indra Lok Paratha.'
While the Central government celebrated the rechrsitening of the iconic Mughal Gardens in Rashtrapati Bhavan as Amrit Udyan on the occassion of the 75th Independence year for India, Opposition has a satirical take on the move by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government at the centre.
Lets take a look.
In the most hilarious and probably most sarcastic take, Trinamool Congress MP Jawahar Sircar took to Twitter and wrote, "Waiting for Mughlai Paratha to be renamed Swarga Lok or Indra Lok Paratha." He attached two pictures with his tweet which shows the banner of Mughal Gardens being discarded to be replaced with a banner reading Amrit Udyan.
Following suit fellow Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien voiced his opinion for what seemed like a sudden decision to rename an already famous garden. The MP told news agency PTI "Who knows, they might now want to rename the Eden Gardens and call it Modi Gardens! They should focus on creating jobs, controlling inflation and protecting the precious resources of LIC and SBI."
Meanwhile, Bhaujan Samaj Party (BSP) leader and former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, Mayawati took to Twitter and said, “Except for a handful of people, all the people of the country are suffering from a stressful life due to high inflation, poverty and unemployment etc, and instead of focusing on resolving these problems, attempt to divert people's attention through conversion, renaming, boycott and hate speeches are unfair and sad".
Further CPI general secretary D Raja was quoted by PTI saying, “The RSS' agenda is to rewrite Indian history and redefine nationhood. When we celebrate our Republic, it is for the people to stand up and safeguard our secular, democratic Indian Republic. India is not a theocracy, India is a democracy".
Congress' Rajya Sabha MP Imran Pratapgarhi said the move will "give relief" to people troubled by the falling Adani shares. "Adani's shares were falling and the credibility of the government too. Giving immediate relief to the troubled public, the government has changed the name of 'Mughal Garden' to 'Amrit Udyan'," he said in a tweet in Hindi.
