Clashes between Sonia Gandhi and Smriti Irani in Lok Sabha

There is news of a scuffle between Sonia Gandhi and Union Minister Smriti Irani during the uproar in the Lok Sabha. According to information received from sources, when Sonia Gandhi was talking to Rama Devi, Smriti Irani had reached there at the same time. After which both of them got into an argument. Gaurav Gogoi and Congress leader Bittu were also present along with Sonia Gandhi. According to sources, Sonia Gandhi was telling Rama Devi that why is my name being taken? At the same time, Smriti reached Iran there and she said – ‘Maam May I help you’. I took your name On this, Sonia Gandhi said- Don’t talk to me… Meanwhile, the MPs of both the parties reached there and sloganeering started. Then Gaurav Gogoi and Supriya Sule intervened.

BJP will complain about Sonia to the speaker
On the other hand, after this incident, BJP says that it will complain about Sonia Gandhi to the Lok Sabha speaker. Let us tell you that due to the uproar of the opposition since the beginning of the monsoon session, the proceedings of both the houses are not going on smoothly. There was a lot of uproar in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha today on the issue of Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury’s remarks about the President. Adhir Ranjan had called the President the wife of the nation in one of his statements. BJP MPs had demanded an apology from him. However, when he realized his mistake, he apologized. However, during this time Smriti Irani started demanding apology from Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury as well as Sonia Gandhi.

I have made a mistake, BJP people are diverting from the issue
Meanwhile, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said- ‘If need be, I will meet the President and apologize. I am saying that I have made a mistake but all these are misleading the issue. Give me a chance to speak. The President is at the top position. I can never even dream of saying that. I am Bengali My Hindi is not good but there is a mistake in speaking. You should not make a mountain of mustard seeds.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that some of our MPs felt threatened when Sonia Gandhi came to our senior leader Rama Devi to know what was happening there, meanwhile one of our members tried to talk to her. So he said – you don’t talk to me.