New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today cannot introduce his new minister to the house in the middle of a commotion by opposition, because the Monsun parliamentary session departs with a bitter record. The two houses were then postponed.
Here are the top 10 updates about this big story:
- PM Modi, in his traditional speech before the start of the session, urged the opposition to ask a difficult question but to allow the government to answer it at home.
- Introducing the ministers who had just been appointed to the house, PM Modi had to leave exercises in the midst of the slogan screaming against the increase in prices and protests of farmers by the opposition. “Maybe some people are not happy if countries, OBC, the sons of farmers are ministers. That is why they don’t even allow their introduction,” said Prime Minister.
- Criticizing the opposition movement, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said such a thing happened for the first time in his 24 years of parliamentary career. “The power of parliament is maintaining a healthy tradition. Both opposition and treasury must maintain a healthy tradition. Even if one or 50 new ministers are appointed, the entire house listens to their introduction by the Prime Minister with Decorum … It’s sad, this is a sad and sad approach Unhealthy, “said Mr. Singh.
- “We condemn the way in which opposition parliamentarians behave on the first day of the session today. We saw a very unfortunate situation, both in Lok Sabha and Sabha. At Rajya Sabha, the address of the chair was interrupted too,” said Piyush. Goyal refers to protests. Furthermore, the two houses were postponed until late afternoon.
- PM Modi, Overcoming Medium Inside Parliament, said the government wanted a pandemic to be discussed at a priority home, adding that people who took the Covid vaccine became ” bauahubali ” in the war against disease. “This vaccine is given in ” Baahu ‘(ARMS), those who take Jab become’ ‘bauahubali’ ‘.
- A controversy erupted last night when it was disclosed that the telephone number of the Indian ministers, opposition leaders and journalists had been found on the target database for hacking that used the Israeli spyware ‘Pegasus’ – only available for the government.
- The accusation of government supervision in certain people does not have a concrete base or truth associated with it, the center has said denying the controversy of spyware pegasus. The government will not retreat from installing a strong defense in the Snooping scandal, the source has told NDTV.
- “Our national security is under threat. I will definitely raise this problem (at home),” Congress leader at Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury was quoted by Ani’s news agency this morning.
- Trinamool has sent six notices in both houses to discuss the increase in gasoline prices, revocation of agricultural law, vaccination solution, decrease in economic growth, recovery of federal funds that weakened.
- At the All-Party meeting yesterday, PM Modi underlined that the government was ready to be debated on any topic according to the rules of the house, adding that talks must be constructive and positive.
