Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury Winter Session Of Parliament Should Be Fixed According To Christmas

Adhir Rajan Chowdhury On BJP: Senior Congress leader and MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury has targeted the central government. He has said that today inflation is increasing in the country and the environment of the country is getting worse. The government seems to be failing on every front, the government is also in conflict with the Supreme Court.

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary said that today there is a border dispute with China as well. Apart from this, Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary once again raised the issue of farmers and minimum support price. He also responded regarding the date of the Parliament Winter Session.

He said that there is a demand from our government that the date of the Parliament session should be fixed in view of Christmas. On the question of change in the dates of the current session, he said that just as there is a festival of Hindus and Muslims, similarly Christmas should also be taken care of. Let us tell you that the winter session will start from December 7 and it will end on December 29. There will be 17 sittings in this session.

'Kashmir Pandits are being oppressed'

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary also took on the central government on the issue of Kashmir Pandits. Atrocities are happening on Hindu Pandits in Kashmir and they are preparing to run away. The Congress MP said that the situation there is getting worse day by day.

'Why hasn't the CAA been implemented yet?'

Even a week ago, the Congress MP had targeted the Centre. He had claimed that the Citizenship Amendment Act ie CAA is not right for Hindus. The CAA was passed three years ago, but if it is implemented, it will not be right for the Hindus themselves. During this, he also asked the government why it has not been implemented yet? The Congress MP said that this is only for politics.

'Stop dreaming'

After this, the statement of Union Home Minister Amit Shah also came to the fore. He had said that the CAA has already got the nod from the government and critics should stop dreaming that the law will be withdrawn or not implemented. Addressing the Times Now Summit in New Delhi, Shah reminded that the NRC and CAA have not been put on the backburner.