New Delhi: The Monsun Lok Sabha session began with a storm on Monday with the opposition creating a commotion and preventing Prime Minister Narendra Modi from introducing the newly appointed union ministers to the house.
When the interference continued even though there was a recurring Birla speaker to keep the decor, the house was postponed after almost 40 minutes until 2 noon.
The prime minister said he expected members of the house to show enthusiasm by hitting their table as a large number of Dalits, scheduled tribes and the OBC community and the sons of farmers and from the rural background economically have become ministers in Rejig recently.
“However, maybe, some people don’t like that people from such a background have become minister and that’s why they are now doing such behavior,” said Prime Minister.
Modi appealed to the speaker to consider the introduction of ministers by submitting their list to home.
Responding to the appeal of the prime minister, the speaker announced that the house had received the introduction of ministers.
Criticing the opposition because it did not allow the Prime Minister to introduce introducing new ministers, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said such a thing happened for the first time in 24 years of his parliamentary career.
“The power of parliament is maintaining a healthy tradition.
Both opposition and treasury must maintain a healthy tradition.
Even if one or 50 new ministers are appointed, the entire house listens to their introduction by the Prime Minister with Decorum …
It’s sad, this is a sad and sad approach Unhealthy, “Singh, who is also the deputy leader of Lok Sabha, said.
Previously, four newly elected members — Maddila Gurumoorthy (YSR Congress), Mangal Suresh Angadi (BJP), MP Abdussamad Samadani (IUML), Vijayakumar (Congress) — took an oath because the house was almost four months away.
After this, the prime minister stood up to introduce the newly installed ministers who had taken an oath on July 7 after the main rejig on the Ministers.
Immediately Modi Stand, the opposition MPS began shouting the slogan and disrupting the process.
The speaker appealed to members of the opposition not to disturb the trial because it was a tradition of home for the Prime Minister to introduce new ministers.
“You have been in power too.
You should not reduce the dignity of the house.
You violate a good tradition.
This is the biggest democracy and you set a bad precedent.
I begged you to maintain the dignity of the house,” Birla told the opposition members.
However, they did not budge.
The house also paid socution to 40 former members who died in recent months.