anurag thakur: ‘Don’t shed tears, protest, apologize to the country’

New Delhi: The rainy session of Parliament was adjourned two days ago. Also, due to the riots in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, the central government targeted the opposition. Seven Union Ministers held a press conference at the same time and responded to the opposition’s allegations. What issues did the opposition raise in Parliament? The only agenda of the opposition from Parliament to the streets is to create anarchy (Anarchy Remained The Opposition’s Agenda). Don’t shed these tears, the opposition should apologize to the country, said Union Minister Anurag Thakur.

Opposition MPs staged a sit-in in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. Glass broke in the hall. One female employee was injured. The injured female employee has demanded in writing that action should be taken against the abusive MPs. Opponents rallied on the benches. At that time no bill was tabled in the Rajya Sabha for approval. The discussion was just beginning. Despite the call for peace, the opposition did not listen, said Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi.

Opponents also threatened. If the bill is passed, the situation will get worse and worse, Pralhad Joshi claimed. Despite being in government for seven years, the opposition is not ready to accept the people’s vote. We had a seat and Modi snatched it, especially the Congress. This is what is happening because of their mentality, said Joshi.

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The behavior of the opposition in the Rajya Sabha has tarnished the image of the House. None of the allegations were leveled at the speakers. This also tarnished the image of Sabhapitap. Opposition groups called for a boycott of the assembly. The intentions of the opponents were clear. Union Minister Piyush Goyal alleged that they did not want the work to proceed peacefully.

Opposition leaders including Sharad Pawar and Sanjay Raut arrived at Speaker Naidu’s house

It is the right of the opposition to protest. But it also has some etiquette. Whatever he was doing, it should have been shown to the public on Rajya Sabha TV. The public should have been shown the rude behavior of the opposition. Opposition groups called for a boycott of the assembly, but Goyal said he was not aware of the allegations.