New Delhi: Because Parliament remained paralyzed due to opposition protests, the Union Piyush Minister Goyal and Pralhad Joshi on Thursday Malikarjun Kharge in the last room in the Parliament Complex urged him to end the deadlock because several days had been wasted for interference.
When the two ministers reached Kharge’s room, other opposition leaders were also present.
“The ministers urge all opposition leaders to discuss and end the deadlock because some of the main laws must be cleaned and the importance of the importance must be discussed,” said a BJP senior official.
He said the government had agreed to hold a debate about all problems and wondered why opposition parties escaped.
“Government representatives have reached the opposition on several occasions because they want parliament to function smoothly,” BJP leader said.
Although there was no guarantee of opposition leaders to allow smooth functions from two houses when they stuck to the debate and statement of PM Narendra Modi in Pegasus controversy before taking another business.
Previously on that day, during the business advisory committee meeting before the start of the process, it was agreed that opposition parliamentarians would declare regret for the paper incident thrown into chairs and ministers, which took place on Wednesday.
However, both parties once again enjoyed hot exchanges at Lok Sabha as Minister of Parliament Pralhad Joshi interrupted the leader of the Congress at Adhir Ranjan Choudhary’s house that he must first apologize to the chair for the incident.
The Birla speaker refers to the incident on Wednesday and warns of serious actions against those who show a sense of disrespect at seats and again.
“I was very hurt about yesterday’s incident …
it was an insult, disrespect to the chair.
If you have a problem with a chair, you can come to my room.
But such behavior will not be tolerated,” Birla said.
Choudhary said the Birla term had witnessed a productivity record but the ruling party was stubborn and did not allow the opposition to talk about the subject who had insisted.