Opposition united in Parliament: Rajya Sabha adjourned till 12 o’clock after the uproar, Rahul said after the joint meeting of the opposition – no compromise on the issue of espionage, inflation and farmers

On the issue of Pegasus espionage, inflation and agricultural laws, the opposition’s ruckus continues in Parliament. As soon as the Rajya Sabha proceedings began on Wednesday, the opposition created a ruckus. Thereafter the proceedings were adjourned till 12 noon.

Meanwhile, like-minded opposition parties held an important meeting and made a roadmap to surround the government. After the meeting, Congress leader and Wayanad MP Rahul Gandhi said that we will not compromise on Pegasus espionage case, inflation and farmers issue. We want to discuss these issues in Parliament.

Rahul said that the government is defaming the opposition by saying that we are not allowing Parliament to function. We are raising issues related to the people, farmers and the country. The issues on which there is a ruckus today, there was noisy in the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha on these issues on Tuesday also.

The action was interrupted 9 times yesterday
Pegasus espionage and peasant movement are being discussed in the meeting. Along with this, the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will also discuss the strategy ahead during this period. Earlier in the day, there was a lot of uproar in the Lok Sabha on these issues. Due to this the proceedings of the House had to be adjourned 9 times.

The proceedings that led to the uproar on the previous day

Opposition’s allegation – dictatorship is going on in the country
In the Pegasus case, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge said in a press conference that according to the IT Act, permission has to be taken for surveillance. This government has allowed spying through Pegasus. Judges, army officers, journalists and opposition leaders have been spied on. This does not happen in any democracy in the world. Dictatorship is going on in the country. Modi ji is not ready to solve the issues democratically. We are ready for discussion. The government should call an all-party meeting. We are all going to fight on this issue.

Work done only 4 hours in the first week
In the first week of the monsoon session, opposition parties in both houses of Parliament created ruckus over three new central agricultural laws and the Pegasus espionage case, among many other issues. During the last week, only on Tuesday, the Rajya Sabha could function normally for four hours, when the situation in the country due to Corona was discussed on the basis of mutual agreement among all the parties.