Union Minister J.P. Nadda has challenged Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, saying that if it is brought up for debate in Parliament, an appropriate response will be given.
Both Houses of Parliament have been stalled for the fourth consecutive week due to the uproar by opposition MPs.
The opposition parties have been creating a ruckus, saying that Union Home Minister Amit Shah should explain the police attack on students who were protesting against the NEET question paper leak.
Speaking about this and about the ongoing protest in Jharkhand, J.P. Nadda said:
Has the government not listened to the voices of the students in Jharkhand? According to the information I have received, the barbed wire there was installed only at the request of the students.
This double standard followed by Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party shows that they have no real concern for the country’s future or its progress.
Their actions are limited to continuously creating confusion, engaging in negative politics, and acting as an irresponsible opposition. I strongly condemn this. Furthermore, I once again challenge Rahul Gandhi to come to the Parliament House. We are ready for a debate. You will be given a fitting response. I also want to make it clear that false information should not be spread, said J.P. Nadda.
