@hotwheel_rich@1921winden If this is hurtung you so much, please go back to where you came from. Maharashtra dosen't need arrogant characters like you. You motherfuckers have made our lives Hell.
@nsitharaman9 ji, you ask the Leader of Opposition to debate only inside Parliament. There is already one place where the government holds absolute majority: the House, where your side controls the agenda, the Speaker’s rulings and the numbers.
Just yesterday the Home Minister offered a special session. Why not show the same enthusiasm for answering specific questions on SIR, EVMs and other issues that you show while lecturing the Opposition on social media?
Demanding that others stay and listen also carries an obligation to actually answer.
There have been several occasions when ministers have given incomplete or evasive replies, or when bills have been passed amid chaos after the Opposition was not allowed to speak. How do you claim the government is always ready for debate when entire sessions are run on truncated agendas and notices are rejected?
It doesn’t stop at walkouts by one side. Your party has repeatedly used its majority to push legislation through without full discussion, leading to sittings being reduced to formality. If you are so keen on debate, why not allow the Opposition time to raise issues in the first place?
And then there’s the mockery of parliamentary norms you accuse others of. You found the time and enthusiasm to dismiss their exercise. Surely the real Parliament deserves the government to answer questions instead of only defending its record.
You speak endlessly about protecting democracy and the Constitution. But that respect should also reflect in how the treasury benches treat the Opposition and the institutions they claim to uphold.
As for the issues raised, bring specific, complete answers backed by data. Simply dismissing every allegation as frivolous doesn’t make the government’s case any stronger. As the ruling side, you are expected to show some seriousness and accountability.
@narendramodi Do you Seriously feel a ₹2,814 crore subsidy for four small plants will suddenly make India self-reliant in critical minerals?
I certainly don’t.
Lithium and nickel processing is dominated by a handful of countries (especially China). India still has almost no commercial-scale domestic ore reserves for these. So the new plants will mostly process imported raw materials and intermediate products, not end dependence.
Key reality check:
- Only four plants (two lithium, two nickel) over five years.
- 30% capital subsidy, capped at ₹500–900 crore per plant.
- Still dependent on foreign technology, equipment, and feedstock.
- Same “scheme announced, plants coming soon” pattern we’ve seen for years.
The principle is clear… announcements and subsidies are easy. Building real, competitive refining capacity at scale is hard. Until the plants are actually running and producing at competitive cost, this is just another USELESS press release.
If you Really have Guts inside you, have a DEBATE with @RahulGandhi
@DefiantDevii I express my condolences to the blind devotees, I am trying to understand their sorrow, I can well understand what is going on in their minds. 😁
@dhruv_rathee@narendramodi I express my condolences to the blind devotees, I am trying to understand their sorrow, I can well understand what is going on in their minds.😁