The inside story of Dhankhar leaving the post of Vice President!
Former Vice President jagdeep dhankhar was very famous during his tenure and his resignation is also in the headlines. After Dhankhar's resignation, there was a stir in the political corridors. He announced his resignation on the first day of the monsoon session of parliament on July 21, citing health reasons, but the story has come out to be something else. An NDTV report claimed that Dhankhar received a call from the central government and during this time he had an argument. Due to this he had to resign.
Actually the whole story is woven around Justice Yashwant Verma. According to a report by Aaj Tak, the Parliamentary Affairs minister had informed the Vice President 4-5 days before the start of the parliament session that the government was bringing a motion against Justice Verma in the lok sabha and Rajya Sabha. The government had also got the proposal signed by including opposition parties in the Lok Sabha. Meanwhile, on sunday (July 20) and monday (July 21), some opposition leaders met the Vice President and discussed about bringing a proposal against Justice Verma.
Did the Vice President ignore the Center's appeal?
However, Dhankhar did not disclose that the opposition leaders had brought the proposal. He formally accepted the proposal on monday morning and was also going to make an announcement in the House. Meanwhile, the government contacted Dhankhar three times and appealed for the proposal. The government said that everyone's signatures are being collected. During this, jp nadda and Dhankhar also met, but Dhankhar did not give any assurance to the government. He indicated that the proposal with the signatures of the opposition is going to be read in the House.
Did the distance between the government and Dhankhar increase?
The report claims that Dhankhar met senior congress leaders on monday and ignored the government's words despite repeated appeals. From here the rift between Dhankhar and the Center became clear. Dhankhar planned to resign before any action was taken by the government and reached Rashtrapati Bhavan. He met President draupadi murmu and submitted his resignation.