New Delhi: Congress leader Jairam Ramesh told Subodh Ghildiyal that the opposition would demand a debate about Pegasus peek at the winter session and that there must be discussions about China.
Quotes from interviews: What is the opposition agenda in parliamentary winter sessions? The government has not referred to the bill to the committee still say repeatedly.
Agricultural laws still exist, inflation and pegasus are important.
We are still talking to opposition parties.
It takes time to crystallize.
In the monsun session, we are united because of agricultural law and Pegasus.
Inflation and agricultural laws remain a big problem.
In parliament, the type of coordinated action that occurs during the Monsun session will continue.
Will Pegasus a problem again because it is being checked by the Scappointed Committee? We will continue to demand discussions about it.
We can’t say it’s subimah.
This only concerns the fundamental rights of citizens but also affects national security.
There are two important developments since the last session – there has been an official acceptance of Israel that NSO only sells software to the government and the US government takes strict steps to prohibit NSO.
This will continue to be raised in parliament.
Even though we cannot ignore the fact that this committee has been appointed by SC to examine this problem, there must be a debate in front of PM or the Minister of Home Affairs.
What are other problems? China is a very important problem.
We have even asked for a leader’s in-camera briefing but even that hasn’t happened.
With every day passed, a PM statement in the All-Party meeting that no attack proved hollow.
If there are no attacks, how do you describe China’s presence in the Indian area – sightseeing? We will enhance this problem, but unfortunately, we have a partisan chairman at Rajya Sabha who will not let it be raised.
He is more loyal than the king.
We can set the parameters of the debate, no one will be irresponsible for this.
‘Pegasus & Inflation will remain big issues in the winter session too’
