Question of Parliament was asked in Rajya Sabha whether the Chinese crossed the border? line of actual control (LAC) is not allowed in Ladakh citing national security, BJPThis allegation has been made by Rajya Sabha MP Subramanian Swamy.
“It is not sad for the Rajya Sabha Secretariat to inform me today that it is sad that my question whether the Chinese have crossed the LAC in Ladakh” cannot be allowed “due to national interest”!!! he said on Wednesday. tweeted to.
It is sad that if it is not hilarious for the Rajya Sabha Secretariat to inform me today that my question whether the Chinese have crossed the LAC in Ladakh cannot be allowed “due to national interest”! !!
— subramanian swamy (@swamy39) December 1, 2021
comes a day later Indian Express Notice regarding Rajya Sabha Unstarred Question External Affairs Minister to Congress MP KC Venugopal asked whether NRIs living abroad were harassed at airports and sent back, and some asked for officials to stop helping farmers’ agitations, facts to provisional as was accepted and had to be answered on 2 December. , but was dropped from the final list of questions for that day.
The admissibility of questions in the Rajya Sabha is governed by Rule 47-50 of the Rules of Procedure and Conduct of Business in the Council of States. Normally, once a query fulfilling the eligibility conditions is received, it is forwarded to the concerned Ministry. On receipt of facts from the Ministry in response to the reference made by the Secretariat, the question is further examined. It is the discretion of the Speaker to accept or reject questions. The printed lists of questions circulated to the ministers are the final lists on the basis of which the ministries prepare their answers.
Earlier, during the monsoon session of Parliament in August, the government had moved the Rajya Sabha to dismiss a question asking whether the government has signed a contract with Israeli cyber security firm NSO Group. . The NSO group was at the center of a global controversy over its alleged misuse Pegasus Spyware to tap the phones of journalists, activists and politicians.
The government then said that the ongoing Pegasus issue was under consideration “after several PILs were filed in the Supreme Court”. Subsequently, it had written to the Rajya Sabha Secretariat demanding that the “Provisionally Approved Question” to be answered in the Rajya Sabha on August 12, 2021 by CPI MP Binoy Viswam should not be allowed.
During the monsoon session, the Center also rejected another question by an MP on “Indian Position in Democracy Index”, which was to be answered on July 22. The Ministry of External Affairs had written a letter to the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha saying that the question was of sensitive nature.
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