The nation again witnessed a noisy
Parliamentary session when the ruling as well as the opposition party began to
throw questions each other at Lok Sabha session. The Congress President Sonia
Gandhi strongly opposes the remarks passed by the Bhartiya Janta Party's MP at
the session. Many of the Congress spokespersons throw questions towards the
MP's of BJP government mainly targeting PM Modi's agenda.
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi
takes on Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Lok Sabha by mentioning Modi's new
budget policy as 'Fair and Lovely Yojna'. He stated that the central government
is trying to convert black money to white one but hardly they are considering
about the development of the nation. Every time the issue of providing
employment is raised in the Parliament, no members of BJP government raise
their hand to give a valid explanations.
Throwing random questions towards PM
Modi, the young Congres leader put forth several vaild points in forth of the
government. According to him, PM Modi
does not like the concept of MGNREGA while as per Arun Jaitley, the scheme is
proving quite good one for villagers across the nation. So his point is when
Modi ji's subordinates are agreeing to fact that MGNREGA is a good for the
nation, why can't he accept the fact?
Both the parties were busy justifying
themselves in front of the Speaker as well as the nation about their deeds
throughout the session. In the response to the black money issues, Finance
Minister Arun Jaitley hit the opposition party with Karti Chidambram case and
about his empire, which he built during Congress rule and also replied to
Aircel-Maxis deal. Several occasions came when the Parliament become chaotic
and it was hard to listen to anyone.
Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister of State
Petroleum and Natural Gas defended BJP government and stated that the central
government is not hiding anything from the nation and it's countrymen. He
further mentioned that whatever the government has collected and saved from the
Centre and States was put for the betterment of the consumers. This includes
diminished price of petrol and diesel and several other factors like
infrastructure, roads and health.
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