Budget Session: While the ruling party and opposition leaders are face to face with each other on the issue of Mahakumbh stampede and Indians who were deployed from America, on the one hand, the view has appeared something else as soon as the house comes out of the house. On Friday, BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad and Samajwadi Party leader and Akhilesh Yadav’s uncle Ram Gopal Yadav were seen laughing and joking with each other on Friday.
It is not clear on which issue the two veteran leaders were talking about, but the on camera was telling their conversation that no matter how many allegations and counter-allegations against each other inside the House, their friendship remains outside the House.
What happened to the conversation?
In a video of ANI, Ravi Shankar Prasad and Ram Gopal Yadav are standing in front of the camera in the style of clicking the picture. During this time, both are also smiling about something. Then Ram Gopal says that there is no problem, they can arrest them. On this, Ravi Shankar Prasad laughs and laughs and says that it is such that I will get the arrested and I will also get the bell. After this, both leaders are seen laughing for a long time. In the video, Ravi Shankar and Ram Gopal are also seen asking each other’s condition.
#Watch BJP MP Ravi Shankar Prasad and SP MP Ram Gopal Yadav Shared a Light-Harted Conversation at the Parliament, Earlier Today. pic.twitter.com/QPBNGXWSCL
– ANI (@ani) February 7, 2025
After the Mahakumbh stampede, there is a ruckus in Parliament
When the proceedings of Parliament started after the budget was presented on February 1, the opposition parties created a ruckus in both the houses over the Mahakumbh stampede. Opposition parties continued to accuse the UP government of hiding the correct figure of truth and deaths on this incident. After this, on February 5, when 104 illegal migrant Indians were released from the US by military aircraft, there has been an uproar in Parliament for the last two days.
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