Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury moves Rule 267 notice in Rajya Sabha, seeks discussion on SIR in Bihar
Chowdury expressed his concerns about the ongoing voter list in Bihar that the revision driving is a risk of “deprived of millions of people from their rights” and asking questions about the “fairness” of the process because of “opaque instructions”.
According to the rules of application and the execution of the work in the State Council (Rajya SABHA), MPs may give a notification to suspend all the works listed according to the 267th rules and to discuss various combustion problems.
“This exercise constitutes a risk of deprived of millions of people who face inexhaustible difficulties in meeting the needs of migrant workers, students and economically vulnerable groups. The lack of sufficient documents, especially for those living in floods or distant regions, makes it impossible for these citizens to prove their suitability.
“For this exercise, opaid directives create serious doubts about fairness. The communities that are absorbed affect people.
Congress Rajya Sabha Deputy Akhilesh Prasad Singh provided a suspension of the job notification in accordance with Kural 267 on Friday and requested a discussion about the special intensive revision of the voter lists in Bihar. The Indian block marked Bihar Sir in the Misson session of the parliament and demanded a discussion. The opposition also held a protest on Thursday outside the parliament.
The transport of the goods with a maritime invoice was discussed in Rajya Sabha when he postponed the slogan of the opposition that protested against the special intensive revision of the voters list in Bihar, Bhubaneshwar Quality.
Krishna Prasad Tireti, who chaired Lok Sabha, postponed the house in the middle of the opposition during a discussion after the re -adjustment of the representative tribes planned in the parliamentary elections of the 2024 province.
On the fifth day of the monsoon session, Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will meet again on Friday at 11:00.
Expressing the views of the opposition on the subject, the Secretary General of the Congress Kc Venugopal accused EC of being “prejudiced” in the master of election rollers in Bihar before the upcoming parliamentary elections.
Congress also criticized the union government, claiming that he could not confidence on his own process and warned that the exercise could be a “disaster for the country.
“The government cannot even convince its members, they say that this exercise will be a great disaster for democracy. ECI is completely prejudiced. This is now the country witnesses.”
The parliament’s monsoon session started on July 21st and will continue until 21 August.
