New Delhi: Opposition Leader (LOP) at Rajya Sabha Malikarjun Kharge said that all opposition parties would support the constitution (one hundred and seven amendments) Bill, 2021 was introduced in parliament today to give back power to countries to identify social and progress classes economy.
At a meeting of strategies, opposition parties decided to cooperate with the center in passing bills to restore the state’s strength to identify back-up classes.
Kharge said, “The amendment is to give back power to countries to identify the classes of social and economic decline.
The Supreme Court, in May 2021, has decided that only the center can do it.” “More than half the population in the country.
To the backward class.
The bill will be introduced, it will be considered and will be forwarded on the same day,” Kharge said.
With the rainy season session from parliament entering his last week, opposition leaders on Monday met in the opposition leader room (LOP) in Rajya Sabha Malikarjun Kharge to write a strategy to target the central government to various problems including farmer protests including, spyware pegasus rows, covid- 19 and inflation.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was also present at the meeting.
Congressman, Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), All India Trinamool Congress (TMC), National Congress Party (NCP), the Samajwadi Party (SP), Indian Communist Party (MARXIS) (CPM), Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), AAM Party Aadmi (AAP) and other opposition parties will attend the meeting.
Earlier on Wednesday, six members of the TMC parliament were suspended from Rajya Sabha after they created a commotion in the morning on Pegasus’s spy problems.
Trade unions and opposition leaders have held demonstrations outside the parliament who demanded to memo three agricultural laws.
Because of the shower, both houses have faced several delays.
Meanwhile, Congress MP Manish Tewari on Monday transferred the notification of delays in Lok Sabha for Pegasus’s report, the problem among others has caused repeat delays in the two parliamentary houses since the Monsun session began.
Monsoon’s session began with a storm record on July 19 amid commotion from opposition parties that did not allow Prime Minister Narendra Modi to introduce the newly appointed public minister to parliament.