Home Minister Must Speak on Police Excesses, PM Modi on ‘Chanda Chori’ Issue: Congress
Opposition parties will press Amit Shah for a statement and protest at Parliament over alleged police excess and Ram Mandir donation irregularities.
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Home Minister must speak on police excesses, PM on 'chanda chori' issue: Congress
Parliament has been disrupted for fifteen consecutive days due to opposition demands. The Congress party alleges Home Minister Amit Shah refuses to address student police brutality. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also not spoken on alleged donation theft issues. These disruptions have prevented normal functioning in both houses of Parliament. Opposition parties continue to stall proceedings over these significant matters.
Parliament Monsoon Session Day 15: Congress issues whip, asks MPs to be present in Parliament ‘without fail’ from Monday
Opposition protests are likely to continue in Parliament over the July 20 police action on NEET paper leak protesters in Delhi and the Ram Mandir donation controversy.
‘Face Parliament’: Congress Targets Shah Over Police Excesses, PM Modi Over ‘Chanda Chori’
New Delhi: The Congress on Saturday blamed the prolonged disruption of Parliament on the alleged refusal of Union Home Minister Amit Shah to respond to opposition questions over police action against students and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s silence on the alleged “chanda chori” controversy, PTI reported. The party claimed that proceedings in both Houses had not been conducted normally for 15 successive days because Shah had avoided making a s…
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