The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress party have issued a 'three line whip' notice for all its Lok Sabha members of parliament (MPs), to be present in the lower house on December 13 and 14 during the scheduled debate on the Constitution of India.
Congress MP Karti Chidambaram defended the Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991, stating it preserves India's secular fabric. He emphasized the need to maintain the law's provisions to safeguard social harmony and prevent disruptions to national unity.
"I am happy that I have taken part in a camp in Ujjain regarding (bhoomi pujan for) Freeganj overbridge under the Jan Kalyan Parv campaign being organised across the state. (The camps are being organised) for 40 days so that the schemes reach the people. Additionally, the gifts of different
Congress MP KC Venugopal on Thursday slammed the members of the Treasury bench, alleging that they make false allegations against Congress leaders to divert the attention from the Adani issue.
Congress MP Jairam Ramesh condemned the Rajya Sabha chairman's bias, accusing the ruling party of undermining the opposition. He also criticized attempts to distract from the Adani issue and raised concerns about unfair treatment in Parliament.
Opposition MPs protest against the Centre over the Adani issue continued on Thursday. They held protests on Parliament premises holding banners which said "We will not allow the selling of the country".
Congress Lok Sabha MP Vijay Vasanth on Thursday gave a notice to move an adjournment motion seeking to discuss the issue of 'non-payment and irregularities' in stipend distributions to medical interns, postgraduate residents, and senior residents at medical colleges across India.