Opposition MPs will come to Parliament today wearing blue clothes

Parliament Session: There is a possibility of huge uproar in the winter session of Parliament today (19 December). On Wednesday, the proceedings of the House were disrupted due to heavy protest and uproar by opposition MPs. Even today, the opposition parties have prepared for a strong demonstration inside the Parliament House.

Controversy over Amit Shah's statement

The controversy over the statement made by Home Minister Amit Shah on Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar in the Rajya Sabha is deepening. Shah had accused the opposition parties of using the name of Baba Saheb only for political gain. In response, the opposition says that the Home Minister has insulted Ambedkar. A heated debate is going on between the ruling party and the opposition on this issue.

Protest in Nagpur

Protests have also intensified in Nagpur over the Home Minister's remarks on Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar. Congress and Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) leaders have gathered in large numbers at Samvidhan Chowk. The protesters raised slogans with Ambedkar's posters in their hands. The police have made tight security arrangements in view of this protest.

Adjournment motion in Rajya Sabha

Congress MP Randeep Singh Surjewala has given a notice of adjournment motion in Rajya Sabha under Rule-267 against Amit Shah's remarks. The opposition has planned a strong protest demanding a discussion on the issue.

Unique protest by the opposition

India Block MPs will march from Dr. Ambedkar's statue to the Makar Dwar of Parliament House wearing blue clothes today. Opposition MPs will protest in the Parliament premises at 10:15 am. This protest is a symbol of paying respect to Baba Saheb and protesting against the Home Minister's statement.

Last day of the session

The winter session is going to end on December 20. Before the conclusion of the session, the opposition is trying to put pressure on the government on the Ambedkar issue and other burning issues.

Conclusion

This period of the winter session of Parliament is full of political upheaval. The proceedings of Parliament are being disrupted repeatedly due to the confrontation between the opposition and the ruling party. The Home Minister's statement and the opposition's protest have made this session more tense. Now it will be interesting to see how this dispute gets resolved in the coming days.