New Delhi: When Lok Sabha continued the substantive business after a three-week disruption, politics remained in the spotlight with opposition wearing a Pegasus scandal and farmer protest as well as the increase in fuel prices on the OBC bill.
Adhir Congress leader Ranjan Chowdhury, explained the reason for the blockade, talking about the seriousness of reconnaissance.
Trinamool MP Bandyopadhyay Sudip demanded that Pegasus be discussed at LS on Wednesday, a challenge was also thrown at the government by his colleague Kalyan Banerjee.
TMC members said the West Bengal Mobile Phone CM Mamata Banerjee and TMC Secretary General Abhishek Banerjee had been hacked.
Referring to the government’s argument that the constitutional amendment bill is being strengthened to strengthen the federal system by allowing countries to decide on the OBC country list, the sudip says the federal system will be stronger if the center does not interfere in bengal affairs every day.
Badal Harsymrat Akali Dal said the government was indifferent to farmers who sat in protested.
He said the price of fuel and fertilizer costs have risen sharply in recent years, hurting farmers.
Opposition sweeps fuel prices, Agri law during the OBC bill debate
