Culture Parliament organized in Varanasi from 12 to 14 November

Delhi. Culture Parliament is being organized on November 12, 13 and 14 in Varanasi, the parliamentary constituency of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. All those personalities from the country and abroad have been invited in this Sanskriti Sansad, who are known for Hinduism and Hindutva. In this culture parliament, all those important topics will be discussed and resolutions will also be passed, which are seen as political issues.

Among the issues that will be specially discussed in the Parliament of Culture will be the issue of Uniform Civil Code, conversion and homecoming, as well as the issues of liberation of Kashi Vishwanath and Mathura. There will be a special discussion on Indian history (mainly medieval history) along with issues like freedom of temples from government takeover. There will also be a discussion on the passing of a religion order to give religious rights to Dalits and women.

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The organization of the Parliament of Culture is also being seen by linking it with politics. However, its organizers deny this. Organizers say that there is always some election going on in this and in such a situation it is not right to see all the issues related to elections.

It will be included in the Parliament of Culture

There is a possibility of PM Narendra Modi’s participation in the Culture Parliament going to be held in PM Narendra Modi’s parliamentary constituency. Organizers say that the first invitation to the Parliament of Culture has been given to Kashi Vishwanath and Maa Ganga and the third invitation has been given to PM Narendra Modi. Along with this, UP CM Yogi Adityanath, Home Minister Amit Shah are also likely to attend this Parliament. It is worth mentioning that BJP MP Roopa Ganguly is the chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Parliament of Culture.