Congress SLAMS PM Modi for Hiding Behind Ministers Amid Manipur Crisis.!
Manipur's tribal women incident shakes the country. There, even though the ethnic conflict has been going on for more than two months, prime minister Modi has remained calm without commenting on the matter. But the impact of the video on the Manipur incident among the people made him open his mouth and condemn him.
During the riots, 800 people beat a youth to death. The leaders are insisting that strict action should be taken against the criminals involved in these incidents which is heartbreaking to hear. This incident has also echoed in Parliament.
The opposition parties are blocking the monsoon session of parliament which started last Thursday. 15 MPs gave adjournment notice to discuss Manipur. Opposition MPs are insisting that prime minister Modi should answer the Manipur issue in both Houses of Parliament.
The opposition parties are demanding that under Rule No. 267, all proceedings of the house be adjourned and the parliament discuss the Manipur issue. However, the central government has agreed to a short-term discussion under Rule No. 176. As a result, parliament was paralyzed for two days, thursday and Friday.
In this situation, the congress has criticized prime minister Modi for running and hiding behind the ministers. congress organizational secretary and rajya sabha member K. C. Venugopal, on his twitter page, said, "Parliament is dead because the prime minister is afraid to data-face questions directly. "
He (Modi) refuses to enter the elected council. Manipur is caught in the middle of a civil war. But the prime minister hides behind his subordinate ministers. The entire nation is outraged that he has allowed this crisis to spiral out of control. And his silence is shameful at such a devastating time of death.
During the riots, 800 people beat a youth to death. The leaders are insisting that strict action should be taken against the criminals involved in these incidents which is heartbreaking to hear. This incident has also echoed in Parliament.
The opposition parties are blocking the monsoon session of parliament which started last Thursday. 15 MPs gave adjournment notice to discuss Manipur. Opposition MPs are insisting that prime minister Modi should answer the Manipur issue in both Houses of Parliament.
The opposition parties are demanding that under Rule No. 267, all proceedings of the house be adjourned and the parliament discuss the Manipur issue. However, the central government has agreed to a short-term discussion under Rule No. 176. As a result, parliament was paralyzed for two days, thursday and Friday.
In this situation, the congress has criticized prime minister Modi for running and hiding behind the ministers. congress organizational secretary and rajya sabha member K. C. Venugopal, on his twitter page, said, "Parliament is dead because the prime minister is afraid to data-face questions directly. "
He (Modi) refuses to enter the elected council. Manipur is caught in the middle of a civil war. But the prime minister hides behind his subordinate ministers. The entire nation is outraged that he has allowed this crisis to spiral out of control. And his silence is shameful at such a devastating time of death.