New Delhi: The powerful AAP tends to increase the problems of farmers’ protest during the two-day monsoon session from the Delhi Assembly starting on Thursday while BJP opposition is set to corner the government over the supply and condition of the DTC bus in the city.
The issue of the Delhi police proposal to appoint a special prosecutor to deny the cases related to violence during farmers’ protests on January 26 and Northeast Delhi Riot last year were also likely to be raised by AAP during the assembly session, a ruling party leader said.
The Government Arvind Kejriwal has rigid against the recommendations of Lieutenant Governor and recently rejected Delhi police proposals for special prosecutors.
LG has referred to this problem to the President.
However, the focus of the AAM AAM AADMI party will be a matter of farmers who protest the revocation of three controversial central agriculture laws and law guarantees at the minimum support price because it is targeting the Punjab assembly poll next year.
AAP is the main opposition party in Punjab.
Farmers, especially from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, have protested at Border Points Delhi – Ghazipur, Singhu and Tikri – since November last year.
The problem of “The Farmers’ will be the focus in assembly.
Improving the minimum price of plants will be a big problem.
Also, things related to the ongoing farmer protest will be raised,” said a senior AAP leader.
The second part of the second session of the seventh legislature of the Delhi capital city will begin at 11 am on Thursday, a Assembly official said.
BJP has stated that it will increase the problem of public interest and demand speaker RAM Niwas Goel to expand the duration of the session of at least five days.
Ramvir Bidhuri’s opposition leader said on Tuesday that BJP Mlaas had met with Goel demanding a five-day Monsun session and seeking his support to improve the problem of public interest.
Legislators have notified for discussions on important issues that have an impact on Delhi people, he said.
The national capital is currently faced with a “severe” water crisis and “lacking” school teacher, Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has an aging bus fleet, because the big drains “not clean” there is waterlogging, and the city health care system “failed” during waves Second covid, said Bidhuri.
“These problems are very important and need attention urgently and we ask the speaker to allow discussions about such problems.
We feel that all this cannot be taken and discussed in a two-day session and therefore, ask speakers to at least have five .
Sittings during the Monsun session, “he said.
BJP has eight MLA in the 70 Assembly of members dominated by AAP which has 62 legislators.