New Delhi: After the party line MP Santanu Sen grabbed the paper from TI Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw at Rajya Sabha, Trinamool Congress on Thursday said it would not allow parliament to function except PM or home Minister participated in the “structured discussion” Pegasus problem.
“The only assumption that the IT Minister has the right to talk about this problem does not make sense.
The consequences of this problem are related to reconnaissance in selected parliamentarians such as terrorists, taking basic rights and national security,” TMC said.
TMC members held a parliamentary strategy meeting on Thursday where the new Secretary General of the Abhishek Banerjee party, the telephone was among those who were suspected of being placed under supervision, attended.
“We don’t want a reply from PM and minister at home.
In the next 48 hours, we believe more names are expected to spill on their list that the phone is hacked by Pegasus …
Even the watergate scandal looks like Teddy compared,” said the leader of Rajya Sabha , Crane.
The Whip TMC head in Rajya Sabha Sukhendu Sekhar Roy said two members of the party parliament had provided a notice under 267 rule in the upper house from the first day for the discussion of Pegasus’s problems but had not been taken.
“PM and the Minister of Home Affairs must tell us who employs NSO,” he said.