On the last day of the monsoon session of Parliament, once again a fierce confrontation was seen in the Lok Sabha between the ruling party and the opposition. Union Home Minister Amit Shah They were going to present their stand in the House on the issue of the student movement at Jantar Mantar and the action taken against the protesters. However, due to huge uproar by the opposition, Amit Shah could not give his statement and the proceedings of the Lok Sabha were adjourned indefinitely.
Both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah were present in the House, but due to continuous sloganeering and uproar by the opposition members, the work of the House could not proceed.
Uproar in the House even before Amit Shah’s statement
Thursday was the last day of the monsoon session. For the last several days, there was a deadlock between the ruling party and the opposition in Parliament regarding the student movement at Jantar Mantar.
Amit Shah had already made it clear that he is ready for discussion in Parliament and is ready to answer the questions of the opposition. Therefore, there was a lot of curiosity in political circles about his statement on the last day.
But as soon as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah reached the House, the opposition members started creating a ruckus.
Lok Sabha Speaker’s appeal also has no effect
Due to continuous uproar by opposition MPs, it became difficult to conduct normal work in the House.
The Speaker of the Lok Sabha appealed to the members to remain calm and cooperate in running the proceedings of the House. However, protests and sloganeering by opposition members continued.
After the situation did not become normal, the Speaker of the Lok Sabha adjourned the proceedings of the House. adjourned sine die Did it.
In this way, the monsoon session of Parliament ended without Amit Shah’s proposed statement.
Opposition protest outside Parliament too
On the last day of the session, opposition parties also demonstrated outside the Parliament complex before the commencement of the Parliament proceedings.
According to reports, around morning Near Makar Gate at 10:30 Opposition members raised slogans against the government and registered their protest on various issues.
Among the main demands of the opposition Alleged lathicharge on students at Jantar Mantar on July 20 And included a demand for Home Minister Amit Shah’s statement on the issue related to the theft of Ram Temple.
Amit Shah had already said – ready for discussion
Amit Shah had earlier said that he is ready for any discussion in Parliament. He said that the objective of the opposition is not to discuss but to create ruckus in the House.
The Home Minister had also said that the government is ready to discuss important issues in Parliament and he will be present in the House to answer questions.
Despite this, the opposition’s protest continued in the House on the last day and Amit Shah could not get an opportunity to present his side.
Kiren Rijiju targeted the opposition
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju had also expressed displeasure over the attitude of the opposition.
Accusing the opposition of disrupting the proceedings of Parliament, Rijiju had said that the government is ready for discussion, but the opposition is creating ruckus instead of discussion.
He had also said that in his long parliamentary experience he had never seen such an attitude of the opposition.
Conflict increased between ruling party and opposition
For the last few days, there was continuous confrontation in the Parliament between the government and the opposition on many issues.
On one hand, the government said that it is ready for discussion, while the opposition was demanding a direct statement from the Home Minister and answers on related issues.
The same deadlock did not end even on the last day of the monsoon session and the House proceedings had to be adjourned amid huge uproar.
On the last day of the monsoon session of Parliament, Union Home Minister Amit Shah was to give a statement in the Lok Sabha on the issue of Jantar Mantar student movement, but due to the loud uproar by the opposition, he could not give his statement. Despite the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah, sloganeering and protests continued in the House. Despite repeated appeals by the Speaker of the Lok Sabha, the situation did not return to normal, due to which the proceedings were adjourned indefinitely. On July 20, the opposition had demanded answers from the Home Minister on other issues including the alleged lathi charge on students, while Amit Shah had already talked about discussion and answering questions in Parliament.