The BJP on Wednesday attacked the Opposition ahead of the third day of the Monsoon Session, accusing it of “disrespecting Parliament and lowering down its productivity.”
Smriti Irani, a Union minister, reserved special treatment for Congress leader Rahul Gandhi despite the fact that the majority of the opposition had participated in the demonstrations. She claimed that Gandhi “never posed a question in the House and always violated legislative proceedings.”
A gentleman who has a long history of disrespecting parliamentary procedure is determined about decreasing the effectiveness of the Lok Sabha, Irani added.
“His participation rate in Parliament is under 40%. She asserted that the person who has been politically inactive is now devoting himself to ensuring that there is no debate in Parliament.
The session on Wednesday is anticipated to be just as turbulent as the previous two days, when both Houses were adjourned due to agitation by opposition members on a number of topics, including price increases, an increase in the GST on food products, and the Agnipath programme.
