New Delhi: There were dramatic scenes on the sixth day of Parliament as the opposition staged protests inside the Assembly demanding discussion on various issues including Adani controversythis managing violenceand the situation in Bangladesh.
Amid the ongoing hubbub over the Adani affair, sajwadi party Tuesday took a different stance, saying “the Sambal problem is more serious than the Adani problem”, adding that it was a public issue as five people had lost their lives.
“Sambhal is a priority”: SP
Speaking to ANI, Samajwadi Party MP Zia Ur Rehman Barq said: “This (Sambhal) issue is more serious than the Adani issue because it is a public issue, people are oppressed, killed and their rights are violated, so this is a Big problem. Responsible people.
“The discussion on the Adani issue is important. However, with five deaths, Sambhal has become the top priority of the Samajwadi Party,” Samajwadi Party MP Iqra Hasan told news agency PTI.
“Akhilesh Yadav told the truth (Sambal violence was pre-planned). Sambal, Padang, Jaunpur, Ajmer Sharif. There are thousands of mosques. Adani issue What? , the power was forcibly cut off.
Taking a jibe at the BJP, Akhilesh Yadav said: “Those who want to dig everywhere will one day lose the passion and brotherhood of the country.”
“The Samajwadi Party has been trying to raise the issue of the Sambhar incident from the day the Parliament met. The House is not functioning but our demand remains the same – we want to express our views on the Sambhar incident.” House,” Yadav said.
“Officials there are working arbitrarily – as if they are members of the BJP. The Sambhal incident is a well-thought-out strategy by the BJP to divert people from other issues. Those who want to dig here and there – one day they It will defeat the sincerity and brotherhood of the country,” he added.
“This is a very serious issue. Five people lost their lives,” Yadav said. Yadav and his party associates started leaving the chamber when the speaker suggested that members could discuss the matter during “zero hour” in protest.
Since November 19, the situation in Sambal has been turbulent, with violent clashes between protesters and the police, resulting in the death of at least five people and injuries to many others, including more than 20 police officers.
Adani, one of the country’s most important issues: Congress
Earlier in the day, several opposition leaders, including Congress MPs Rahul, Priyanka and AAP MP Sanjay Singh, along with other members of the Indian Union, staged a protest inside the Parliament premises demanding a resolution on Ada’s decision. to discuss the Nepalese dispute.
Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi shared photos of the demonstration on Facebook and said “Today’s protest at Parliament House Makadwar raises a real question: who will receive the billions of Adani funds from “Benefit”, Modiji?
Speaking to ANI, Congress MP Hussain said, “There are so many issues. We want to discuss many issues. One of them is JPC in Adani issue and discuss it. There is Sambal issue, Ajme issue Nepal issue, Bangladesh issue, Manipur issue.
That (Adani case) is one of the most important issues in the country. A U.S. court has filed a case. The roots of the case happened in India…it should at least be discussed. We don’t know why the government is getting away with this. We will discuss this issue whenever we have the opportunity.
Congress MP Gogoi said, “We want to raise all important issues of India and abroad in the House. Our party has issued statements on all these issues at different times. We have expressed our concerns on this issue.”
TMC raises Bangladesh Hindu issue in Parliament
Talking about the Bangladesh issue, TMC MP Sudeep Bandopadhyay said, “In our neighboring Bangladesh, minorities and Hindus are being tortured and killed. Bangladesh is our neighbor in West Bengal. We are appealing to the Indian government The Indian government, which called on the United Nations to immediately send peacekeeping troops to Bangladesh, has now gone completely silent, for reasons best known to them.
“We call on the EAM to come to Parliament and inform us of Bangladesh’s latest position. Our Chief Minister passed it in the West Bengal Assembly yesterday that whatever the Indian government decides, the West Bengal government will stick to that decision. We want to work together ,” he added.
TMC MP Kirti Azad said: “They are our neighbours. They were once a part of us… When this situation persists, as an elder brother and considering our good relations, the Indian government should protect those who are harmed people.
Parliamentary proceedings have been disrupted since the start of the winter session as opposition parties staged protests demanding a discussion on the issues.
Earlier Monday, both chambers adjourned first until noon and then all day. The Winter Session begins on November 25th and is expected to last until December 20th.
