MPs returned from Manipur will talk to media outside Parliament today..!?
MPs returned from Manipur will talk to media outside parliament today..!?
In Manipur, the opposition is engaged in surrounded the persecuted party over the frequent violence incidents. There is a lot of uproar in the house during the monsoon session of parliament in Delhi. The MPs who have returned from Manipur will discuss with the media outside parliament today. At the same time, the government has maintained a debate in parliament about caste violence in Manipur and the statement made by PM narendra Modi. On the other hand, a delegation of 21 MPs of 16 parties of the opposition faction indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (India) has returned to delhi today after visiting Manipur on saturday and Manipur on Sunday. The bjp has said that the opposition should come to parliament and argue. Along with this, share your experience of Manipur. Anurag Thakur's charge, Opposition running away from discussion in parliament on Manipur
Union minister anurag thakur has asked opposition MPs who returned from Manipur to discuss caste violence in parliament and share their experiences through the journey. anurag thakur accused the members of the opposition parties of fleeing from the discussion in parliament on the Manipur violence. He said that with the commencement of the monsoon session on July 20, the government had talked about arguing on caste violence in the state. prime minister Modi has made strict statements on the atrocities happening with women in Manipur, Rajasthan, West bengal and chhattisgarh before the current session of Parliament.
anurag thakur said that there is an appeal to the opposition members to tell the country how Manipur was burning for six months under congress rule. The lives of hundreds of people lost their lives and still no home minister or prime minister gave any statement in Parliament. The Opposition is demanding a statement from the prime minister on the Manipur violence in both houses of parliament, which the government has rejected.
MPs returned from Manipur tour will talk to media outside parliament today. A delegation of 21 MPs of 'India' will share his experiences with the media outside the parliament House. According to these MPs, the situation in the state is worrying. MPs say that the common people are suffering from the functioning of the state government in Manipur.