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Opposition leaders from 16 parties, led by the INDIA bloc, urge PM Modi for a special session in parliament to discuss Operation Sindoor post a terror attack.

Opposition Urges Special Session on Operation Sindoor

The INDIA bloc presses PM Modi for a special parliamentary session following a Pahalgam terror attack, highlighting Operation Sindoor concerns.

Opposition leaders from the INDIA bloc have requested PM Modi for a special parliamentary session on Operation Sindoor, following a terror attack.

Leaders from 16 opposition parties demanded a special session of Parliament on Operation Sindoor in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as INDIA bloc parties held a meeting on the issue in the national capital on Tuesday.
Leaders from several parties, including the Congress, Trinamool Congress, Rashtriya Janata Dal, Samajwadi Party, and Shiv Sena (UBT) were part of the meeting.
INDIA bloc MPs have signed a letter addressed to the prime minister raising the demand for a special session of Parliament, opposition leaders said.
Congress' Jairam Ramesh and Deependra Hooda, TMC leader Derek O'Brien, SP's Ramgopal Yadav, RJD's Manoj Jha, and Shiv Sena (UBT)'s Sanjay Raut attended the meeting.
The DMK is also among the signatories but could not join the meeting as it coincided with Karunanidhi's birth anniversary.
National Conference, CPI(M), IUML, CPI, Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP), Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK), Kerala Congress, MDMK, CPI(ML) Liberation are also among those who have signed the letter, opposition leaders said.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) skipped the meeting but will write a separate letter to the prime minister with the demand.
Nationalist Congress Party (SP), however, is not among the parties demanding a special session.
Several Opposition parties have been demanding a special session of Parliament since the Pahalgam terror attack. The demand was also raised in an all-party meeting held to inform the lawmakers about Operation Sindoor.
Trinamool Congress has suggested that the session should be held in June, after the multi-party delegations which are travelling to different countries to convey India's stand against terrorism return to the country.

Monsoon session to be curtailed as more & more MPs test Covid +ve

As more and more MPs&nbsp;&amp; parliament staff continue to test positive for the novel coronavirus, Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MPs&nbsp;have reached a consensus on curtailing the Monsoon Session. The decision was taken during the Business Advisory Council meeting convened by the Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;Speaker Om Birla, who will take the final decision regarding the last day of the session. According to reports, Wednesday or Thursday could be the last day of the Monsoon Session. More than 30 MPs&nbsp;including Union Minister Nitin&nbsp;Gadakri have tested positive for the virus in the last week.&nbsp;

As more and more MPs&nbsp;&amp; parliament staff continue to test positive for the novel coronavirus, Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MPs&nbsp;have reached a consensus on curtailing the Monsoon Session. The decision was taken during the Business Advisory Council meeting convened by the Lok&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;Speaker Om Birla, who will take the final decision regarding the last day of the session. According to reports, Wednesday or Thursday could be the last day of the Monsoon Session. More than 30 MPs&nbsp;including Union Minister Nitin&nbsp;Gadakri have tested positive for the virus in the last week.&nbsp;

Covid fears may cut the Monsoon Session short: report

Covid&nbsp;concerns&nbsp;may lead to cutting short of the Monsoon Session after over 30 MPs and 2 ministers tested positive in a week, says report

With more than 30 MPs, including Union Ministers Nitin Gadkari and Prahlad Patel, testing positive over the last week, Covid concerns have peaked in Parliament and may lead to cutting short of the Monsoon Session. The Indian Express, quoting sources, reported that the session may be cut short if the Bills for which ordinances were issued during the lockdown are passed by both Houses. The session may be concluded by the middle of next week, the report said quoting two Opposition MPs.

Opposition attacks govt over scrapping Question Hour

The opposition on Monday hit out at the government for scrapping the Question Hour in the Monsoon Session, govt says ask question during Zero Hour

The opposition on Monday hit out at the government for scrapping the Question Hour in the Monsoon Session due to curtailed timings amid the Covid pandemic. Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said that the govt has single out the Question Hour as it is trying to strangulate the democracy. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tried to placate the opposition saying that the MPs can ask questions during the half-hour-long zero hour. ((Bytes: Adhir&nbsp;and Rajnath))

The opposition on Monday hit out at the government for scrapping the Question Hour in the Monsoon Session due to curtailed timings amid the Covid pandemic. Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said that the govt has single out the Question Hour as it is trying to strangulate the democracy. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tried to placate the opposition saying that the MPs can ask questions during the half-hour-long Zero&nbsp;Hour.

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