Monsoon Session of Parliament: Union Minister Kiren Rijiju launched the Waqf Board Modification Invoice within the Lok Sabha on Thursday (August 8, 2024) and proposed to ship the invoice to the Joint Committee of Parliament as per the demand of assorted events. Throughout this, when he was talking, one thing occurred there, which nobody had anticipated. Kiren Rijiju stated in response to the allegations of opposition MPs, “I’m an MP and there are individuals of each faith in my constituency.” Then instantly Kiren Rijiju himself, Union Minister Giriraj Singh, Bhupendra Yadav pointed in direction of the opposition MP and began saying, “So gaye… so gaye”.
Kiren Rijiju spoke about sleeping in the home
After this, Kiren Rijiju pointed in direction of the opposition MP and stated, “You do not converse on a regular basis, you go to sleep.” On which all of the MPs began laughing. After this, Speaker Om Birla stated, “Even when somebody falls asleep, will you continue to go to sleep within the Home? We’ll take away this from the proceedings of the Parliament.”
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju stated, “The objection raised by the opposition has been resolved. Within the coming time, I’ll current extra of its provisions intimately to you… This isn’t my final speech. I’ve answered solely 50 p.c of the questions requested by the opposition as a result of there’s a scarcity of time.”
‘The federal government desires to take over the property of Muslims’
After this, Trinamool Congress MP Saugata Roy stood as much as converse within the Home. He stated, “This authorities desires to take over the property of Muslims. This can be a very delicate invoice and there ought to be no hurry in passing it.”
Opposition events protested the introduction of the Waqf Modification Invoice within the Lok Sabha, saying it was an assault on the Structure and federalism and towards minorities.
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