Opposition demands answers from PM in Rajya Sabha, stages a walkout

Rajya Sabha was briefly postponed in the first hour of the first day of the first day of the monsoon session after the chaos of the opposition on the terrorist attack, and US President Donald Trump’s opposition (LOP) Mallikarjun Kharge leader was “humble” to the country.

Together with a few opposition members in Rajya Sabha, Mr. Kharge presented postponement notifications (in accordance with the rule 267) for a discussion about the terrorist attack and Sindoor operation after suspending the listed job.

The President of the Congress, which brought the issue to the agenda for zero hours, filed a lawsuit for a two -day debate about the expensive attack, Sindoor operation, security tours and foreign policy claim. “The Prime Minister must answer,” he asked. He said that the terrorists who carried out the attack were ki nor have been killed so far. ” He also marked Jammu and Kashmir lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, “who confessed to a transition in expensive”.

Mr. Kharge said that all political parties gave unconditional support to the government during the Sindoor operation. “In such a case, we want to know what the full situation is from the government,” he said.

Senior Congress Leader also made some statements about the Sindoor operation of the Defense Personnel Chief (CD), Assistant of Army Chief and a senior defense attaché. “The government also clarified the attitude of US President Donald Trump about the testimony, because he claimed that the ceasefire was made 24 times. This country is humiliating,” he said.

Parliamentary leader JP Nadda, who responded to the demands of Mr. Kharge, claimed that the government was ready to discuss all issues related to Sindoor operation. President Jagdeep Dhankhar also made sure that the opposition deputies would provide a full -fledged debate on the issue as much as the members wanted. In addition, BJP’s Bengal deputy Samik Bhattacharya was moved on this issue within the scope of Kural 167.

Mr. Dhankhar said he would discuss the issue with the leaders of various parties, because he postponed home transactions by the opposition until noon until noon until noon. When the Assembly came together for the planned question clock, the Congress MPs brought the issue again and then held a strike from home for protest.