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Opposition ‘fled’ meaningful debate in Monsoon Session, says BJP chief
BJP president Nitin Nabin on Wednesday accused the Congress and other Opposition parties of disrupting the Monsoon Session and avoiding parliamentary debate. He alleged they were “neither serious nor earnest” about issues…
The Story in Brief
BJP president Nitin Nabin on Wednesday accused the Congress and other Opposition parties of disrupting the Monsoon Session and avoiding parliamentary debate. He alleged they were “neither serious nor earnest” about issues concerning the people, and had repeatedly shifted their goalposts.
Taking to X, Mr. Nabin charged that Rahul Gandhi and the Opposition displayed an “anarchic mindset” and “anti-democratic thinking”. He claimed the government was prepared to discuss youth issues but the Congress backed out, and accused Opposition members of fearing their “lies” would be exposed by the Union Home Minister.
The Indian Opinion
Another session, another blame game. The BJP president labels the Opposition as disruptive and anti-democratic, while the Opposition will surely accuse the government of stifling debate. Both sides are playing to their galleries, but the real loser is the citizen who expects Parliament to function. The question is simple: how many bills were actually passed this session? That number will tell us who truly wasted the people's time.
Source: thehindu.com
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