J-K: Rajouri BJP protests, India Bloc condemned for disruption in Parliament
Rajouri: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday protested against opposition faction India, which also includes the Congress party, at the Workshop Bridge in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri, raising concerns about their “obstructive approach” in parliamentary proceedings. Did.
Senior BJP leader and Rajouri district president Dinesh Sharma took command of the protest.
A press release issued by the party said the protest was aimed at expressing dissatisfaction with the Congress Party and the India Bloc, as well as highlighting concerns about their ‘obstructive approach’ to parliamentary proceedings.
The protest gained momentum as participants expressed their grievances against the alleged non-constructive approach of the Congress party and accused them of obstructing the smooth functioning of Parliament.
Dinesh Sharma stressed the importance of constructive debate and collaboration for the benefit of the Indian people.
One of the notable incidents that fueled the protests was Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Mukherjee’s alleged imitation of Vice President of India Jagdeep Dhankhar.
Dinesh Sharma condemned such actions, saying that they not only undermine the dignity of parliamentary proceedings but are also against the democratic values cherished by the nation.
Dinesh Sharma commented, “This is not just an insult to a farmer or a community, it is an insult to the post of Rajya Sabha Chairman. And that too by the party that ruled the country for so long.”
In his address to the gathered crowd, Sharma called for a more responsible and accountable political discussion.
He stressed the need for political parties to give priority to the concerns of citizens and contribute positively to the progress of the country, the release said.
“The protest led by Dinesh Sharma drew attention to the imperative to foster a healthy democratic environment where differing opinions are respected and the legislative process is allowed to function smoothly so that Parliament can Important bills can be passed without any additional action. Delay,” it added.
BJP District Vice President Rajouri Kapil Sariyal also strongly condemned Kalyan Banerjee’s mimicry, calling it inappropriate and insulting towards Dhankhar.
BJP Rajouri District General Secretary Atam Prakash Gupta stressed the need for decorum and respect in parliamentary proceedings and called for responsible conduct among elected representatives of opposition parties.
Other leaders present at the protest included Atam Prakash, Kapil Sariyal, Mandal Pradhan Kewal Sharma, Moolish Sharma and many others.
A total of 146 MPs – 100 from the Lok Sabha and 46 from the Rajya Sabha – have been suspended for creating ruckus in both the Houses and disrupting the proceedings, while demanding a statement from Union Minister Amit Shah about the Parliament security breach incident. Were staying.
Additionally, the Congress leader was part of a march of suspended MPs from Parliament House to Vijay Chowk in protest against the suspension of opposition MPs, demanding a statement from Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the December 13 security breach incident.
The security breach occurred on the anniversary of the 2001 Parliament terrorist attack. Two men – Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D – jumped into the Lok Sabha chamber from the public gallery during Zero Hour, released yellow gas from canisters and raised anti-government slogans before being restrained by MPs.
