US EditionParliament to Discuss Pahalgam Attack, Operation Sindoor Next Week: Kiren Rijiju
INDIAN PARLIAMENT, JUL 25 – Operation Sindoor and the Pahalgam terror attack will be debated for 16 hours each in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha despite opposition disruptions, government officials said.
- On July 28, the Lok Sabha will hold a special debate on the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor, following opposition agreement for sessions in both houses.
- On April 22, terrorists linked to Pakistan killed 26 civilians, mostly tourists, in Pahalgam, and India retaliated under Operation Sindoor in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and Pakistan.
- Since July 21, both houses have endured repeated adjournments, including a Friday well protest that halted Lok Sabha, prompting Kiren Rijiju to blame the Opposition.
- Sources said Amit Shah and S. Jaishankar will speak in the Lok Sabha debate, which Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is set to open, with sixteen hours in both Houses.
- Kiren Rijiju said he hopes the Opposition will allow Parliament to function from next week, noting wasted resources on Question Hours and that sessions should run smoothly starting Monday.
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Pahalgam Terror Attack Sparks Heated Parliamentary Debate
Pahalgam Terror Attack Sparks Heated Parliamentary Debate In a significant development, opposition parties have consented to a special discussion in Parliament concerning the Pahalgam terror attack and the subsequent Operation Sindoor.Set for Monday in Lok Sabha and Tuesday in Rajya Sabha, the debate is poised to restore Parliamentary normalcy, interrupted during the first week of the Monsoon session.Ministers from Defence, Home, and External Af…
Parliament to discuss Pahalgam attack, Operation Sindoor next week: Kiren Rijiju
As Parliament grapples with disruptions from Opposition protests, a crucial discussion on the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor is scheduled for July 28 and 29. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju urges cooperation to ensure smooth proceedings during this pivotal Monsoon Session.
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