Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Opposition parties clash over paper leaks issue
On Monday, opposition parties met to discuss what issues to raise in Parliament.
The Congress wanted to focus only on the alleged theft of donations for the Ram Temple.
However, other parties wanted to also talk about paper leaks and a protest march from Jantar Mantar to Parliament.
After some discussion, the Congress agreed to include these issues.
The parties decided to continue disrupting the work of both Houses of Parliament on Tuesday to raise these issues.
Opposition parties met on Monday to decide on issues to raise in Parliament.
Congress initially wanted to focus only on the alleged theft of Ram Temple donations.
Other parties insisted on raising the issue of paper leaks and the march by protesters.
Congress eventually agreed to include the issues of paper leaks and the protest march.
Parties decided to continue disrupting proceedings in both Houses on Tuesday.
- Who
- Opposition parties, including Congress, and other parties
- What
- Meeting to decide on issues to raise in Parliament
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Rajya Sabha Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge’s chamber
- Why
- To discuss and decide on the issues to raise in both Houses of Parliament
Congress
Other Opposition Parties
Focus of Opposition Protests
Congress
Wanted to focus only on the alleged theft of Ram Temple donations.
Other Opposition Parties
Insisted on raising the issue of paper leaks and the march by protesters from Jantar Mantar to Parliament.
- Date of Meeting
- Monday
- Location of Meeting
- Rajya Sabha Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge’s chamber
- Issues Discussed
- Paper leaks, march by protesters, alleged theft of Ram Temple donations
- Decision on Parliamentary Proceedings
- Continue disrupting proceedings in both Houses on Tuesday
- Congress's Initial Stance
- Wanted to focus only on the alleged theft of Ram Temple donations
- Other Parties' Stance
- Insisted on raising the issue of paper leaks and the march by protesters