Amid the Opposition's demand for a special session of Parliament to discuss issues related to national security and 'Operation Sindoor', Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Prakash Reddy on Wednesday said the demand at this stage is 'meaningless'.
"We, the leaders of INDIA, reiterate our collective and urgent request to convene a special session of Parliament to discuss the developments following the terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22, 2025," Kharge posted on X, quoting the letter signed by prominent opposition leaders, includin
"When the Govt of India is putting forward its views in front of the world, I think the govt should do the same in the Parliament as well..." Hooda told ANI.
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut, speaking after the INDIA alliance meeting on Tuesday, emphasised the importance of the opposition's voice in Parliament.
Speaking to ANI, Raut said, "I was told that we are meeting today in the Constitution Club regarding a draft on the Special Session of the Parliament. Our party has already signed the draft. If the Opposition parties demand that a special session should be held, then it should be done..."
In his letter, Jha said the people of India feel they are being kept in the dark, and deserve clarity on the government's decisions and their broader impact. Jha said citizens are concerned not only about national security but also about what he described as "organised chaos" that is addi
The Indian National Congress on Thursday criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not responding to repeated calls for an all-party meeting and a special Parliament session on the recent Pahalgam terror attack.
"There is no need to comment that much on this, as it is an issue of nation... All opposition leaders had a demand that a special session of the Parliament be called, and all the opposition MPs be taken into confidence about all actions of the government. The government did not do anything..
"I don't think Congress is raising a question (or doubting), but a suggestion to have a special parliamentary session on this. Already, two all-party meetings have happened, after Pahalgam and Operation Sindoor. I am sure there will be another all-party meeting in which all parties will be t