BJP MPs ran away during Parliament attack: Rahul Gandhi!?
When the attack took place in the parliament, the congress MPs said that the bjp MPs quickly ran away from there. The Winter Session of parliament is underway. The session which started on 5th is ending today. Meanwhile, two trespassers detonated a smoke emitting device in the lok sabha on the 13th. 4 persons have been arrested in connection with this matter. They were given entry tickets by bjp MP. It has also been revealed.
Subsequently, opposition members raised questions about the breach of parliamentary security. However, during the proceedings, a group of opposition MPs, who were involved in the agitation demanding a debate on the parliament attack and home minister amit Shah's disruption, were suspended throughout the session.
A total of 145 MPs have been suspended in both houses. Many people are condemning this. In that regard, congress party President Mallikarjuna Kharge announced that a protest will be held on december 22 (today) on behalf of the india Alliance to condemn the suspension of MPs.
Accordingly, the protest is still going on across the country. congress MP in protest held at Jandar Mantar in delhi rahul gandhi attended. Speaking then, he criticized the narendra modi government regarding the security breach in Parliament. He also asked the ruling party to fix who is responsible for security lapses.
Taking a jibe at the ruling nda government, rahul gandhi said that when the parliament security breach took place, all the so-called patriot bjp MPs in the house quickly fled. congress president rahul gandhi also reiterated that unemployment and inflation due to prime minister Narendra Modi's policies were responsible for the security breach.
Speaking to supporters gathered at Jandar Mandar, rahul gandhi said, “Youths who entered parliament detonated a smoke emitting device. Then all the bjp MPs ran away. The question arises whether there has been a serious breach of security in this incident. But there is another question why they did this. The answer is unemployment in the country.” said.
Rahul gandhi attacked the national media and said that the media did not talk about unemployment in the country. But he said, "I recorded the video of the suspended MPs sitting outside the parliament and protesting."
Subsequently, opposition members raised questions about the breach of parliamentary security. However, during the proceedings, a group of opposition MPs, who were involved in the agitation demanding a debate on the parliament attack and home minister amit Shah's disruption, were suspended throughout the session.
A total of 145 MPs have been suspended in both houses. Many people are condemning this. In that regard, congress party President Mallikarjuna Kharge announced that a protest will be held on december 22 (today) on behalf of the india Alliance to condemn the suspension of MPs.
Accordingly, the protest is still going on across the country. congress MP in protest held at Jandar Mantar in delhi rahul gandhi attended. Speaking then, he criticized the narendra modi government regarding the security breach in Parliament. He also asked the ruling party to fix who is responsible for security lapses.
Taking a jibe at the ruling nda government, rahul gandhi said that when the parliament security breach took place, all the so-called patriot bjp MPs in the house quickly fled. congress president rahul gandhi also reiterated that unemployment and inflation due to prime minister Narendra Modi's policies were responsible for the security breach.
Speaking to supporters gathered at Jandar Mandar, rahul gandhi said, “Youths who entered parliament detonated a smoke emitting device. Then all the bjp MPs ran away. The question arises whether there has been a serious breach of security in this incident. But there is another question why they did this. The answer is unemployment in the country.” said.
Rahul gandhi attacked the national media and said that the media did not talk about unemployment in the country. But he said, "I recorded the video of the suspended MPs sitting outside the parliament and protesting."