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JP Nadda Accuses Rahul Gandhi of Deliberately Disrupting Parliament Proceedings

By Editorial Team
JP Nadda Accuses Rahul Gandhi of Deliberately Disrupting Parliament Proceedings

Union Minister JP Nadda has accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of repeatedly changing his demands in Parliament and disrupting proceedings, alleging that his objective is to prevent the House from functioning.

Nadda said Rahul Gandhi initially sought a discussion on NEET at the beginning of the session. According to Nadda, after the government agreed to the discussion, the issue of the Ram Mandir Trust was raised, followed by a demand for a statement from Home Minister Amit Shah over the alleged Jantar Mantar incident.

Nadda alleged that Rahul Gandhi had continued to disrupt Parliament for the past 15 days while simultaneously demanding a discussion on the Jantar Mantar issue.

He further accused Gandhi of misleading the public by claiming that shots were fired at Jantar Mantar, asserting that no such incident had taken place.

Nadda said the Home Minister was ready to answer questions on the issue and reiterated the government's position that Parliament should be allowed to function.

“If the House runs, we are prepared to answer on every issue,” Nadda said, while pointing to the government's track record of responding to issues raised in Parliament.

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