Parliament stalled: PM Modi again lashed out at the opposition
Said – insult to democracy and constitution
Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the BJP Parliamentary Party meeting on Tuesday. During this, PM Modi once again lashed out at the opposition for stalling the proceedings of Parliament. PM Modi called it an insult to Parliament, the Constitution and democracy. Home Minister Amit Shah and other BJP leaders were present in this meeting. However, in the meeting, PM Modi also asked all his MPs to maintain the dignity of the house while exercising restraint. An MP told during the conversation with RNS that in the meeting, PM Modi told all the BJP MPs that it is our responsibility to continue the business in the House. This is the second time in a week that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hit out at opposition parties for stalling the proceedings of the House. Opposition parties continue to riot in Parliament over the Pegasus hacking and the three agricultural laws. Earlier, PM Modi had asked BJP MPs to bring out the reality of Congress, blaming the Congress party for not running the proceedings of the House. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman also gave a presentation during the meeting. According to sources, during this time he told that despite the second wave of Corona, the Indian economy grew rapidly. Foreign exchange reserves also reached $ 611 million, the highest ever in history.
Sources said that during the meeting it was also informed that last month the GST collection crossed Rs 1.16 lakh crore. The Finance Minister also said during the meeting that there are signs of improvement in the economy and to give a boost to this, the government has also presented five mini budgets.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, former Congress President Rahul Gandhi had called a meeting with opposition leaders over breakfast. During this, he appealed to everyone to show solidarity and also said that the more united this voice remains, the more it will be loud and it will be difficult for BJP-RSS to suppress it.
Rahul Gandhi reached Parliament by bicycle after meeting with opposition leaders over breakfast. He went to Parliament on a bicycle to protest the rising prices of petrol and diesel.
