Kamal Hasan Opposed For Building New Parliament In Current Crisis

Makkal Needhi Maiam MNM chief Kamal Haasan on Sunday requested that Prime Minister Narendra Modi explain the reasoning behind developing another Parliament workplace for about Rs 1,000 crore "when a big part of India is ravenous due to Covid pandemic set off loss of occupations".

Trying to compare the proposed development of the new structure to the extremely old Great Wall of China, he asserted that 'a large number of individuals died' during its development, yet the mythical dragon country rulers said the wall was to 'monitor' the individuals.

"To ensure whom is another Parliament building being built at an expense of Rs 1,000 crore when a big part of India is ravenous due to the Coronavirus pandemic set off loss of occupations” the Makkal Needhi Maiam leader asked in a tweet. 'Answer respectable chosen Prime Minister,' he said hours before launching the first segment of his campaign for the Assembly polls from Madurai in southern Tamil Nadu.
Assembly elections are due during April-May 2021 in Tamil Nadu.

Prime minister Narendra Modi established the framework stone for another Parliament expanding on December 10. He likewise played out the noteworthy function for the structure, which is relied upon to be finished by 2022. Addressing correspondents prior to leaving for the temple town, Haasan affirmed that the authorities had at last not allowed consent for MNM to crusade inside metropolitan regions, however they had advanced the gesture to go beyond in 'numerous spots'.

Makkal Needhi Maiam leader Kamal Haasan has been extremely critical about the plans to build the new Parliament complex. Gotten some information about the significant point of his gathering's effort, he said would introduce a total change in Tamil Nadu.
"There is no uncertainty about degeneration in the state... individuals realize that well and there is no point lamenting, MNM will discuss what should be done now," he said, apparently focusing on the two Dravidian parties, AIADMK and DMK, who have thus managed the state since 1967.