Political Drama Unfolds in Rajya Sabha Amid West Asia Crisis
The Rajya Sabha experienced heated exchanges as Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge and Minister Kiren Rijiju clashed over the government's handling of the West Asia conflict. Kharge criticized the government's refusal to discuss the issue in Parliament, while Rijiju accused the opposition of politicizing the crisis.
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The Rajya Sabha witnessed a sharp verbal showdown on Wednesday, with Opposition Leader Mallikarjun Kharge and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju sparring over the government's response to the ongoing West Asia conflict.
Kharge questioned the absence of discussions in Parliament, condemning Prime Minister Narendra Modi for missing the all-party meeting on the crisis. Rijiju retaliated, accusing Kharge of making "irresponsible" statements and alleged that the opposition was politicizing a matter requiring national unity.
Despite Kharge's accusations of the government's indifference, Rijiju maintained that opposition leaders avoided the all-party meeting. The heated debate ensued as the Rajya Sabha prioritized legislative business, including significant proposed bills and measures for economic relief.
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