Parliament witnessed another day of disruptions as Opposition parties intensified protests over the alleged crackdown on the Chhatra Juba Parishad (CJP) and renewed questions surrounding the Ram Mandir donation fund.The
The protests, led by members of the INDIA bloc, demanded a detailed discussion in both Houses, accusing the government of avoiding debate on issues they described as matters of public interest.
Opposition leaders alleged that investigative agencies were being used selectively against political opponents and called for greater transparency regarding the handling of Ram Mandir donations.They
They also criticised the government’s response to the recent action against CJP members, arguing that democratic voices were being unfairly targeted. The ruling BJP rejected the allegations, maintaining that law enforcement agencies were acting independently and that any action was based on legal procedures rather than political considerations.
The repeated protests led to adjournments in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, affecting scheduled legislative business. Parliamentary proceedings have faced frequent interruptions during the ongoing Monsoon Session as both the government and the Opposition remain divided over several contentious issues.
Government ministers reiterated their willingness to discuss matters in Parliament within established rules, while urging the Opposition to allow normal functioning of the House.
With neither side showing signs of backing down, political observers expect the standoff to continue in the coming days, keeping the focus on parliamentary proceedings and the broader political debate.
