Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Kharge accuses government of silencing Opposition in Parliament
Mallikarjun Kharge, the President of the Congress Party, accused the government of not allowing the Opposition to speak in Parliament.
He said the government did not let them discuss the police's actions against students who were protesting.
The students were reportedly beaten, and some were even hospitalized.
Kharge said the government is trying to stop democracy by not letting the Opposition speak.
He also warned that the government's actions could lead to unrest in the country.
The Congress Party plans to keep raising issues about the youth and other important matters.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge accused the government of suppressing the Opposition's voice in Parliament.
The Congress wanted to discuss police action against protesters, including lathi-charge and tear gas, but were not allowed.
Kharge alleged that the government is provoking anarchy and creating conditions for unrest.
Opposition MPs were reportedly prevented from functioning freely inside Parliament during Monday's proceedings.
The Congress Party plans to continue raising issues concerning students and other matters of public importance.
- Who
- Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge and Opposition MPs
- What
- Allegations of government suppressing Opposition voice in Parliament and use of force against protesters
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To raise issues concerning students and other matters of public importance
Congress Party
Government
Suppression of Opposition Voice
Congress Party
The Congress Party alleges that the government is suppressing the Opposition's voice in Parliament by switching off microphones and not allowing debates on important issues.
Government
The government has not provided a public response to these allegations.
Use of Force Against Protesters
Congress Party
The Congress Party condemns the use of force against protesters, including lathi-charge, tear gas, and physical assault, and alleges that the government is provoking anarchy.
Government
The government has not provided a public response to these allegations.
- Date
- Tuesday
- Location
- New Delhi
- Issue Raised
- Police action against protesters and suppression of Opposition voice in Parliament
- Protesters Involved
- Students from across the country
- Government Response
- No public response provided