#WATCH | Delhi: Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju says, "I am totally frustrated. For the first time in my life, I am witnessing a scenario where the government wants a discussion in Parliament, yet the opposition is running away from it. It is hard to imagine this, because in a parliamentary democracy, it is the opposition that demands a discussion while the government provides the answers. Here, however, the government itself is saying, we will hold a discussion and provide answers, but the opposition refuses to listen. Can you imagine such a situation? It is not good for democracy. We have repeatedly stated our willingness to discuss the matter, yet they refuse to agree. Consequently, the Home Minister was compelled to write another letter, the Home Minister wrote to the Speaker of the Lok Sabha, reiterating that we are ready for an open, extensive, and detailed discussion and asking him to persuade the opposition leaders to agree to it. Have you ever heard of such a thing? The government itself is earnestly requesting the Speaker to convince the opposition to participate in a discussion. Even today, we repeatedly urged the opposition to start the discussion right away but they simply lack the courage. This is not good for the country..."
A Typical Lok Sabha Session
Day 1 - Opposition creates ruckus, house adjourned
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Day 10 - Govt Table 9 bills & get them passed in 52 mins. Sine die
Opposition - Murder of democracy
#WATCH | Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah says, "First of all, terms like 'laapata', 'bhaag gaye' are the kind of language increasingly being heard in India's public and parliamentary life. I have been coming to Parliament regularly since the session began; I sit in my chamber, but since the Opposition is not allowing Parliament to function—in either House—what is one supposed to do? As for the discussion, Kiren Rijiju, our Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, has made it very clear that the government is ready for a full discussion regarding the NEET protests. We asked for a time to be fixed and for the Opposition to be ready. That was their initial demand, and we agreed to it. I, too, have stated that I am ready to answer any question in Parliament, yet they simply do not want the discussion to take place. Now, let the public decide who is running away. Let them submit a letter to the Speaker by 3:00 PM today. We are ready for a discussion on all aspects from 3:00 PM today until 3:00 PM tomorrow. I will sit in the House; I will listen to everyone and respond to every point. The government has nothing to hide. I will even discuss why they did not want the discussion to happen. The NDA government—under Modi ji's leadership is ready to discuss anything; they just need to let Parliament function..."
Rahul Gandhi can't even handle a single cross-question from a journalist without getting angry.
He expects to make any claim he wants and walk away without being challenged. And the moment someone questions him, he starts calling them a "BJP journalist."
That’s exactly why so many people call Rahul Gandhi one of the most timid politicians.
Jharkhand protests have really put ecosystem on backfoot.
Akash Banerjee claims students of Jharkhand don't want BJP to "hijack" their protest
Really?
Who made you spokesperson of Jharkhand students?
Now ecosystem crying not to politicize protests!
9 bills got passed in 52 minutes in Lok sabha among the ruckus and forced adjournments.
Modi Govt is doing its work.
It’s the opposition who are not debating the bills.
His name Mohammad Abdul, who migrated from Pakistan and gro0ming white girls in UK, yet WHITE ped0s are defaming India. No wonder white women are marrying Indians