The vice-president is also the chairman of the Rajya Sabha, the Upper House of Parliament.
Sharma hoped the vice-president-elect will be non- partisan and will ensure that legitimate concerns of members are articulated and the opposition will have its space in the Upper House.
"We hope as Vice-President of India, he will be non- partisan and will rise above partisan divisions and ensure that the legitimate concerns of members are articulated and the opposition has its space which is essential in a democracy," he said.
NDA nominee Naidu was today elected as India's next vice- president, receiving an overwhelming two-third of the votes against opposition candidate Gopalkrishna Gandhi.
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