NDA vs INDIA / Will the Modi government face a tough challenge in Parliament on the Delhi Ordinance Bill? Know how ready the opposition is

NDA vs INDIA: The constituents of the opposition alliance 'I.N.D.I.A.' seem to be in a mood to give a tough fight to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led central government on the Delhi Ordinance Bill. This is the reason why these parties are taking every step, from issuing whips to their MPs to arranging ambulances for unwell leaders, to ensure that the ordinance to be brought in Parliament next week in place of the Delhi Ordinance is passed. During the discussion and voting on the bill, a tough challenge can be given to the ruling party.

Manmohan can come to Rajya Sabha on a wheelchair

It is the effort of all the parties of this alliance, including the Congress, that there should be 100 percent presence of their members in the house during the discussion and voting on this bill. Opposition sources say that the Rajya Sabha may vote on the National Capital Territory of Delhi (Amendment) Bill, 2023. The bill is likely to be brought in Parliament next week. Sources associated with the opposition say that during the introduction of this bill in the Rajya Sabha, 90-year-old former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is likely to come to the House on a wheelchair, while former Jharkhand Chief Minister Shibu Soren can also attend the proceedings of Parliament. . Manmohan Singh and Soren have been unwell for a long time.

Opposition wants to leave no stone unturned in preparation

Sources said JDU MP Bashistha Narayan Singh, 75, is also likely to reach Parliament in an ambulance. The Supreme Court had given the powers of decision in matters related to transfers and appointments in Delhi to the Delhi government and brought this bill to replace the ordinance issued by the Center to control the services in Delhi to repeal the same order of the apex court. going. Trinamool Congress Rajya Sabha member and party leader in the House Derek O'Brien and senior Congress leader Jairam Ramesh spoke to Leader of the House Piyush Goyal and requested him to ensure that the government informs members in advance before bringing the bill. Give.

Congress and JDU have issued whip

O'Brien and Ramesh said that the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Bill 2019 was brought without giving time to the opposition parties to prepare their stand on it. Congress and JDU have already issued whip to their respective members to be present in the House. O'Brien and some other opposition leaders have already written to the Rajya Sabha chairman saying the ordinance is a serious issue and requested him to inform them about the bill in advance. (Language)