
Home Minister Amit Shah has stated he is ready to answer the Opposition's queries on the Delhi protests during the ongoing Parliament Monsoon Session 2026. The statement comes as the Lok Sabha…
Home Minister Amit Shah has stated he is ready to answer the Opposition's queries on the Delhi protests during the ongoing Parliament Monsoon Session 2026. The statement comes as the Lok Sabha Speaker, Om Birla, had constituted a probe panel on August 15, 2025, under the Judges (Inquiry) Act, 1968, to examine the matter. The Opposition is likely to press for a discussion on the protests and the government's handling of the situation.
The session is expected to see heated debates as both sides gear up for a confrontation. NDTV reports that Shah's offer to respond is seen as a move to counter the opposition's narrative that the government is evading accountability.
The usual monsoon session theatrics are upon us again. The opposition demands answers on Delhi protests, while the government says it is ready. The real story lies in whether the probe panel, set up under a 1968 law, will actually deliver a report. A concrete test: will the panel's terms of reference be made public before the session ends? Or will it be another adjournment drama?
Source: ndtv.com
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