The monsoon session of Parliament will start from Monday i.e. 21 July and will run till 21 August. The questions which are echoing at the political corridors and intersection, which are coming out of the opposition’s tongue, will now resonate in Parliament from Monday. In this monsoon session, the opposition has made preparations to surround the Modi government over the claim of Bihar’s voter verification, Pahalgam terror attack, Operation Sindoor, Ceasefire and US President Donald Trump’s claim to stop the war between India and Pakistan more than 20 times. The opposition has demanded PM Modi to respond in Parliament.
Opposition will surround the government on these issues
1 -Pahalgam terrorist attack
2 -Operation vermilion and foreign policy
3- Trump’s claims on ceasefire
4- Voter verification in Bihar
5- Ahmedabad plane accident
Government claims- will answer all the questions of the opposition
When the opposition’s questions resonate in Parliament, the chances of creation will intensify. But the government claims that all the questions of the opposition will be answered. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said that for the house to go well, the side and the opposition will have to work together, keep a good coordination among themselves.
Congress opened a bundle of questions and demands
Although the all -party meeting was called on Sunday, just one day before the monsoon session of Parliament, all the issues arose in the meeting, whose heat has been crossing the borders of politics continuously for the last several days. Even before the door of Parliament opened, the Congress has opened a bundle of its questions and demands. Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi said that our demand is that some special subjects will be raised in this monsoon session, which are very important like Pahalgam terror attack. In this, the government will have to speak on its mistake.
National Conference made up his mind to surround the government
There was a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir on 22 April. 26 Indian citizens were killed in this. The terrorists involved in the attack have not yet been detected. The opposition has made up its mind to surround the government on this issue. The National Conference Party government in Jammu and Kashmir has made up his mind to ask questions on the Pahalgam terror attack. National Conference MP Altaf Ahmed Larvi said that the Pahalgam terror attack was unfortunate, the situation on the border deteriorated after this attack … If the Parliament session is starting after this incident, then these issues will definitely be raised.
AAP has prepared a list of questions
Questions from the Modi government are not going to be full of full health here, the Aam Aadmi Party has a lot of questions, whose wires are connected from Patna to Washington DC. Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh said that a big fraud is going on in Bihar in the name of SIR, after which there will be no meaning of election.
What did JDU bid on the opposition’s hi-tauba?
Bihar has assembly elections later this year, the Election Commission has campaigned for voter verification. The Election Commission claims that about 95 per cent of the voters in Bihar have submitted voters forms, while 6 days are still left for the completion of the declared period of the campaign. In this case, JDU is describing the Opposition’s Hi-Tauba as a non-living. JDU executive president Sanjay Jha said that we have reviewed the entire state on behalf of our party, no issue has come from anywhere. The Election Commission is doing its work, if an issue comes, we will keep our point together.
Long list of questions in monsoon session
That is, this time in the monsoon session of Parliament, the wave length of questions is very long, the opposition has prepared the file of its questions, the government is also gearing up, but the question arises again whether the public will get the answer or whether this monsoon session will also flow into the political storm.
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