Parliament Stalemate Over No-Trust Motion & Soros Link

Aakhir Tak – In Shorts

1. Parliament faced disruptions over a no-confidence motion against Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar.
2. BJP accused Congress of links with George Soros, sparking uproar.
3. Congress called Dhankhar partisan and moved the no-trust motion.
4. Opposition staged protests demanding a probe into Adani Group’s alleged corruption.
5. Unique protests by Congress included roses and placards with slogans against privatization.

Aakhir Tak – In Depth

No-Confidence Motion Sparks Debate

The Rajya Sabha proceedings were disrupted after the Congress filed a no-trust motion against Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar. Congress accused him of being explicitly partisan in handling the House’s affairs. BJP leaders condemned the move as contempt of the House’s dignity.

BJP’s Counterattack

Union Minister JP Nadda targeted Congress, accusing it of connections with US billionaire George Soros. Nadda questioned Sonia Gandhi’s links to Soros-backed organizations, causing further uproar.

Adani Group Allegations

Meanwhile, the opposition ramped up its protests over allegations against the Adani Group. They demanded a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) to investigate alleged bribery and fraud cases involving the group.

Creative Protests by Congress

Congress MPs adopted unique strategies to voice their dissent. From distributing roses to carrying caricature bags of PM Modi and Adani, they made their protests stand out in Parliament premises.

Aakhir Tak – Key Takeaways to Remember

1. Congress accused Dhankhar of bias, filing a no-trust motion against him.
2. BJP raised questions over Congress’s alleged links with George Soros.
3. Protests over the Adani Group dominated parliamentary proceedings.
4. Creative demonstrations by Congress caught attention.
5. Parliamentary disruptions highlight ongoing political tensions.

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