SP MPs supported sending FCRA bill to JPC!

Opposition MPs on Wednesday supported sending the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) to the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC). He also demanded the government to respond to the Ram Temple offering issue in the House.

Samajwadi Party MP Dimple Yadav also supported sending the FCRA bill to JPC. He said that if it is being sent to the JPC then it is a good thing, because the opposition has already expressed apprehensions about how the institutions and their way of working at the grassroots level can be manipulated.

He alleged that NGOs and other institutions working for children in the field of education are also put under pressure if they do not work as per the government's standards.

Dimple Yadav also raised the issue of theft of donations and offerings in Ram temple. He claimed that he had received information that the allegedly stolen money was packed in gunny bags and transported through trains. He alleged that the government did not want to make the matter public so that the common people could not become aware of the alleged theft from donation boxes.

Samajwadi Party raised this issue and the National President of the party also raised his voice on this. He demanded the government to clearly explain the whole matter, what actually happened and what is the truth of the allegations being made regarding the amount of donation. However, these allegations made by him are not independently confirmed by these statements.

The Samajwadi Party MP also accused the government of intimidating those organizations and institutions which do not work as per the wishes of the government. He said that the government should adopt a transparent and impartial attitude with democratic institutions and civil society.

On the issue of theft of offerings, SP MP Ram Gopal Yadav said, “Chief Minister Yogi had said that milk will be mixed with water, but milk and water are not being separated. They have looted everything of the country. Otherwise, these offerings should also go out.”

SP MP Awadhesh Prasad said, “This is a very important issue for the country, due to which the sentiments of crores of people have been hurt. In fact, it amounts to dacoity.” Meanwhile, SP MP Anand Bhadauria said, “I believe that even before independence, brave freedom fighters raised the tricolor and joined the great fight for freedom. Even today, every Indian keeps the tricolor close to his heart with pride.”

Meanwhile, the issue of liquor prohibition and law and order in Bihar was also raised in the Parliament. Congress MP Manoj Kumar said that liquor ban in Bihar has failed and not only liquor ban but also the Bihar government has failed. Expressing concern over the law and order situation in the state, he said that the situation has completely collapsed.

He recently met the Home Minister and urged him to take cognizance of the deteriorating law and order situation in Bihar. He demanded that the Home Minister should talk to the concerned administrative officials and immediate action should be taken to improve the situation.