Union Home Minister Amit Shah can answer in Parliament on Jantar Mantar protest. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said that the session can be extended if the opposition is ready.
New Delhi. Parliament Monsoon Session Today is the last day of. In this session which started from July 20, the opposition has been continuously attacking the government on the issue of NEET paper leak and police action against students. During this period, there was uproar in the House several times.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah by Jantar Mantar A discussion has been offered in the Parliament regarding the protest. He has written a letter to the Speaker expressing his desire to discuss this issue. If time is fixed for discussion, Amit Shah can reply on this matter in Parliament on Thursday.
Rahul Gandhi raised the question
Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi Questioned Amit Shah’s offer. He said that the opposition does not want a “lecture” from the government. Rahul Gandhi demanded that first it should be told who had given the order to open fire on the students. The opposition says that the government should respond directly on issues to students. The government is saying that it is ready for discussion.
Kiran Rijiju said – the session may extend
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiran Rijiju Expressed disappointment at the attitude of the opposition. He said that the government wants discussion, but the opposition is running away from discussion. Rijiju also said that if the opposition is ready, the Parliament Monsoon Session can be extended.
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