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PM Modi avoids coming to Parliament

The Monsoon Session of the Parliament is going on from July 20. The series of meetings will be held till August 11. From the first day of this series of meetings, the MPs of the India Alliance have given notice to adjourn the House and hold a discussion on the violence in Manipur. 
They are also insisting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi should explain the violence in Manipur in Parliament. But permission to discuss it is being denied. If the adjournment resolution notice is taken up for discussion, the government has to respond. Because of that, the Speaker refuses to take up the adjournment resolution notice for discussion. The same situation continues in the Rajya Sabha.

More than 60 adjournment resolution notices are issued daily but debate is denied. At the same time, the prosecution says that it can be discussed in a short-term debate where the government is not obliged to respond. Opposition parties are constantly protesting against this.

Why the non-responsive debate on the part of the government? Manipur violence has shaken the world. Peace did not return for 3 months. Therefore, it is the demand of all opposition parties that the Prime Minister should come to the House and answer. It is denied permission in both houses. Rajya Sabha Speaker Jagdeep Dhankar says he cannot say that the Prime Minister must come to the House.

Prime Minister Modi came to the House on July 20 when it started. After that, Prime Minister Modi did not come to the House for ten days. This is the general accusation of the opposition that the Prime Minister is running away from Parliament. The Prime Minister came to the House only at 11 am on the first day of the monsoon session of the Parliament. The late members were then informed of the disembarkation and adjourned until the afternoon. The Prime Minister did not come to the House in the afternoon.

Since then, the Prime Minister has not come to Parliament for the past ten days. But most days the Prime Minister comes to his office in the Parliament complex. Why can't the Prime Minister come to the Parliament premises? Couldn't state government's position on Manipur violence? is the question raised by the India alliance.


 



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