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Rahul Gandhi avoids I-Day event

There is obviously no end to the controversy arising from the BJP and the Congress party leaders. They come in straight controversy from time to time. This is a straightforward fact even on this stormy day. This year's Independence Day event saw the absence of the two senior Congress leaders, viz., Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, from the historic Red Fort. This attracted sufficient attention amid previous dissent over the protocol and seating arrangements at such a magnificent annual I-Day event. Rahul Gandhi had undoubtedly been invited to this year's Independence Day ceremony. In this regard, the Defence Ministry stated that seating arrangements were completed in exact accordance with the Table of Precedence.  This point plainly specifies the protocol positions at official state functions. As per the Warrant of Precedence issued by the President's Secretariat, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha holds a place equal to that of a Union Cabinet Minister. This remains a d...

This reality now becomes intense






The King and Queen Camilla eventually made a monarchical trip to the United States of America after a gap of nineteen years. This apparently shows that they had finally met the US President after a long, long time. This fact has now become more extreme. 

Everything is clearly described and is available everywhere in the present political scenario arising from his recent visit. Both countries attempted to identify a particular look of a changed moment that appears to develop enough confidence.

This official visit, during which the King has been joined by Queen Camilla, is the first since Queen Elizabeth II's in 2007. 

This was indeed viewed as an unforgettable tour as Queen Camilla shared a joke with US First Lady Melania Trump on the second day of her state visit during the ceremonial welcome. 

As the royals and hosts, Donald Trump and Melania, took their seats, Camilla, who was dressed head to toe in reportedly the pastel colours, appeared to say to Melania, "Oh, it’s rather wet."

Adding to the typical comment about the weather, rather popular lip reader Nicola Hickling disclosed that the Queen joked, "We shall have soggy bottoms," with the First Lady appearing explicitly more confused and asking her, "Soggy bottoms?"

Queen Camilla shared a joke with US First Lady Melania Trump on the second day of the State Visit during the ceremonial welcome. 

As the royals and hosts, Donald Trump and Melania, took their seats, Camilla, who was dressed head to toe in reportedly the pastel colours, appeared to say to Melania, "Oh, it’s rather wet."

The official visit, during which the King has been joined by Queen Camilla, is the first since Queen Elizabeth II's in 2007.

Donald Trump has lauded the "special relationship" between the US and the UK, as he hosted a ceremonial military welcome for both King Charles and Queen Camilla at the White House.

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