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Ram Gopal Yadav: ruling alliance shouldn't be stubborn with Opposition

Ram Gopal Yadav: ruling alliance shouldn't be stubborn with Opposition
Ruling alliance shouldn't be stubborn in face of Oppn's demands: SP MP Ram Gopal Yadav · thehansindia.com

The Parliament in India is a place where leaders talk about important things for the country.

But sometimes, the leaders cannot agree on what to talk about.

Many students went to a big march called 'Sansad Chalo' because they were upset about problems with exams, like a big test called NEET having leaked papers.

Some people say the police were too rough with these students.

The Opposition wanted to talk about this in Parliament.

The government's Home Minister, Amit Shah, said he was ready to answer all their questions.

But the Opposition said they don't want to hear lectures; they want to know who told the police to shoot at students.

A leader named Ram Gopal Yadav said the ruling side should listen to the Opposition instead of being stubborn.

He said some Bills were forced through the House, which is not how things should be done.

The government said it would give more time for the discussion if the Opposition agrees.

Key facts

Key figure
Ram Gopal Yadav, Samajwadi Party MP
Event
Final day of Parliament's Monsoon Session
Disputed issue
Debate on alleged police brutality against student protesters
Protest reference
July 20 'Sansad Chalo' march over exam irregularities and NEET paper leaks
Home Minister's offer
Amit Shah 'ready to answer everything'; replies to written questions via the Speaker
Leader of Opposition (Lok Sabha)
Rahul Gandhi rejected the offer as 'imagination or lectures'
Centre's position
Kiren Rijiju said time would be extended if Opposition parties attend the discussion

Quotes

Ram Gopal Yadav

Samajwadi Party MP and opposition leader in Lok Sabha

“Some Bills were bulldozed through the House which is against the norms of the Parliament...When someone is in power, they should not be stubborn in the face of the Opposition's demands. The Home Minister (Amit Shah) is ready to give a statement. His statement came yesterday. He said that questions should be given to the Speaker in writing, and they will reply to them. There has never been such a practice or tradition.”
thehansindia.com

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