Parliament in Turmoil: Nadda Accuses Rahul Gandhi of Shifting Demands
Nadda said no shots were fired at Jantar Mantar and accused Rahul Gandhi of changing demands after the government agreed to discuss the student protests.
- On Monday, Union Minister J.P. Nadda accused Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi of misleading the public regarding the Jantar Mantar incident, asserting that "no shots were fired at Jantar Mantar" and challenging him to debate the issue in the Lok Sabha.
- Parliament has remained unable to function for 15 days, with the Bharatiya Janata Party alleging that Gandhi continuously shifted demands from NEET to the Ram Mandir Trust and finally to the Jantar Mantar protest.
- Nadda stated, "If the House runs, we are prepared to answer on every issue," while denying that any orders for force were issued at Jantar Mantar on July 20.
- On Tuesday, ruling National Democratic Alliance and Opposition INDIA bloc MPs staged rival protests at Parliament's main gate, with security personnel forming a cordon as they raised counter-slogans over police actions in Jharkhand and alleged Ram Mandir theft.
- BJP leaders accused the Congress of "double standards" for targeting the Centre while remaining silent on police action in Jharkhand, where the ruling Jharkhand Mukti Morcha claims 98 per cent of student demands have been accepted.
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Parliament in Turmoil: Nadda Accuses Rahul Gandhi of Shifting Demands
Union Minister JP Nadda criticizes Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi for disrupting Parliament by changing demands, hindering discussions on key issues. Nadda accuses Gandhi of spreading chaos, while maintaining the government's readiness to discuss any matter. The turmoil in the Monsoon Session continues with multiple disruptions and protests.
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