Parliament Session: A meeting of INDIA alliance leaders has been called regarding the winter session of Parliament. This meeting will be held in the office of Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge. During this meeting, the agenda for the session will be decided. Let us tell you that during the Parliament session, there was a split in the INDIA alliance. Congress and Samajwadi Party want discussion on their respective issues.
The Parliament session has started from November 25, but there is a continuous deadlock. On Monday too, there was an uproar in Parliament over the issues of Adani, Manipur and Sambhal violence, due to which no further action could be taken. Due to the ongoing deadlock in Parliament, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has held an all-party meeting. During this, leaders of all parties have assured to end the deadlock.
Meeting amid divisions among opposition parties
At the same time, a meeting of leaders of INDIA alliance has been called. This meeting will be held tomorrow in the office of Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge. During this, along with setting the agenda, the strategy to corner the government will be discussed. It is being told that differences between the leaders of INDIA alliance are also expected to be discussed during the meeting. In fact, during the session, divisions were visible among the leaders of INDIA alliance. Congress party wants to discuss Adani and Manipur issue and Samajwadi Party wants discussion on Sambhal violence. In such a situation, deadlock is also being seen.
Ruckus in the House, proceedings stalled
During the Parliament session, Rajya Sabha Chairman and Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar cited Murphy’s Law and rejected 20 notices received under Rule 267. He said that it appears that a deliberate attempt is being made to obstruct the functioning of the House. At the same time, Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi has met the Lok Sabha Speaker. He has demanded action to run the House smoothly. At the same time, the JMM leader said that the Adani and Manipur issue is important and should be discussed. He has accused the ruling party of not allowing the House to function. The proceedings of the House regarding Adani, Manipur and Sambhal violence issues have come to a standstill even today.
