New Delhi, May 20 -- The Trinamool Congress on Monday withdrew its lawmaker from a delegation travelling abroad to present India's viewpoint on Operation Sindoor even as the Congress refuted Union parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju's claims that the government didn't seek nominations from the main Opposition party. Renewed politics over the seven delegations, which will travel to international capitals and disseminate India's stance on Operation Sindoor across the globe, began on Monday, two days after the inclusion of senior Congress leaders - particularly Shashi Tharoor - that appeared to bypass the party's nomination sparked a controversy. Trinamool Congress lawmaker and former Indian cricketer Yusuf Pathan was named in the delegation which was headed by Janata Dal (United) leader Sanjay Jha and going to Indonesia, Malaysia, Republic of Korea, Japan and Singapore. But his inclusion came under a cloud on Monday. "We were not contacted about this," party chief Mamata Banerjee said. "Nowadays, the system is that they do not inform the mother party but inform the parliamentary party. But the parliamentary party works for parliamentary sessions. They cannot make policy decisions," she said.htc...