Photo of Africa tour surfaced – Prime Minister of bharat wrote in PM Modis meeting

India vs Bharat: A new information has come to light amid the political riot over India vs Bharat. Prime Minister Narendra Modi went on a tour of South Africa and Greece last month. The Prime Minister had participated in the BRICS conference in South Africa and in that too the name Prime Minister of India was written. Not only this, a booklet of PM Modi's upcoming visit to Indonesia has been released. It has been printed by the PM's team. Prime Minister of India is also written in that. Let us tell you that the Prime Minister's Office prints a booklet, which contains the complete schedule of the Prime Minister regarding the tour.

The India vs India debate started after an invitation letter was issued from Rashtrapati Bhavan for the guests of G20. In this, instead of President of India, President of India is written. An invitation was sent by the President to the guests to attend the G20 dinner on the evening of 9 September.

President of India was written on the invitation card. Till now, President of India was written. As soon as the invitation letter written by the President of India came out, politics reached its peak. The opposition made it an issue. The government also openly came into the field. The opposition said that the government is scared of the name of the alliance, INDIA, while the BJP said that leave the British name and speak the Indian name.

Jairam Ramesh claimed

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh made a big claim regarding a picture. This picture is of the invitation letter that has been sent by Rashtrapati Bhavan for the G-20 meeting to be held on 9-10 September. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh claimed that instead of President of India, President of India is written in the invitation letter and also alleged that now the Modi government is also attacking the union of states.

After this claim of Jairam Ramesh, a question started trending whether the Modi government is going to do something big in the name of the country in the special session of Parliament called on 18th September. Is the government preparing to bring any bill or proposal on this in the special session of Parliament? Amidst these questions, the temperature of politics in the country suddenly rose.

The debate over name is not new

A similar debate regarding the name had taken place 74 years ago also. 74 years ago, on 18 September 1949, there was a heated debate in the Constituent Assembly regarding writing India That Is Bharat… or Bharat That Is India in the Constitution. It is also an interesting coincidence that after 74 years, a special session of Parliament is going to start on 18th September, that is why questions are being asked whether any major step will be taken regarding India and India in the special session.