New Delhi: Towards the rainy season session, opposition leaders are scheduled to meet on Sunday to recognize strategies to target the central government to several problems including farmer agitation, privatization and commentary comment on the legal validity of incitement.
Speaking to Ani, the Indian Communist Party (Marxist) Rajya Sabha MP and the floor leader, Ellamaram Kareem told that the leader of the Congress in Hulu House Malikarjun Khadge had called the meeting after a party meeting with Parliament Minister Union Pralhad Joshi.
“We have decided that the meeting of the opposition leaders will be held immediately after the meeting held by the United Parliament Minister has ended,” he said.
Talking about the agenda of the meeting, Kareem said the opposition would try to reach “consensus” about the problems that would be raised in the upcoming Monsun session on Monday.
“Privatization, the problem of farmers, the government’s attitude towards federalism and many other problems exist there.
The Supreme Court’s comments on 124 A IPC are national problems.
All problems as we will ask in this session will be discussed at the meeting.
That’s the aim is to achieve Maximum consensus among opposition parties.
However, if all parties do not approve the left party proposal, especially the privatization bill, and the problem of the factory employee strike then the parties who go will raise these problems in both parliamentary houses.
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In front of the Monsoon Parliamentary session starting from Monday, the Minister of Parliament Union Pralhad Joshi had held a meeting of all parties at 11am on Sunday where Prime Minister Narendra Modi was likely to be present.
Speaker Lok Sabha Om Birla will also lead the meeting of all parties from the leaders of the floor at home under parliament today.
The meeting of all parties is a custom procedure before the beginning of each parliamentary session to ensure a smooth function.
The government also has a series of legislates in its agenda in the parliamentary session scheduled to conclude on August 13.