Archive · 19 Jul 2026
Opposition Demands Debate on Ayodhya Theft, Manipur
The Opposition parties in India's Parliament want to talk about important issues like the theft of donations at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya and the situation in Manipur.
They had a meeting with the government before the Monsoon Session starts.
The Opposition wants the government to discuss these issues in Parliament, but the government is more focused on passing new laws.
The Opposition says the government should pay attention to what the people are worried about, like protests by students and other problems.
The session will have 19 days of meetings, starting on July 20.
Opposition parties demand debates on Ayodhya theft, Manipur situation, and student protests.
Government focuses on legislative agenda and key Bills.
All-party meeting chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
Monsoon Session to have 19 sittings from July 20 to August 13.
Opposition alleges government is ignoring public concerns.
- Who
- Opposition parties in the Lok Sabha, led by Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi
- What
- Demanded discussions on various public issues including Ayodhya theft and Manipur situation
- When
- Ahead of the Monsoon Session of Parliament, starting July 20
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To address public concerns and hold the government accountable
Opposition Parties
Government
Debate on Public Issues
Opposition Parties
Opposition demands detailed debates on issues like Ayodhya theft, Manipur situation, and student protests.
Government
Government focuses on legislative agenda and key Bills.
- Session Start Date
- July 20
- Session End Date
- August 13
- Number of Sittings
- 19
- Chairperson of All-Party Meeting
- Rajnath Singh
- Key Issues Raised by Opposition
- Ayodhya theft, Manipur situation, student protests, ethanol blending