- Rahul Gandhi begins speech on the anti-paper leak bill.
- High drama unfolded in Lok Sabha during Rahul Gandhi's speech on the anti-paper leak bill.
- Lok Sabha adjourned after Rahul's 'pellet order' claim against Amit Shah sparks row.
- Kiren Rijiju alleged that Rahul Gandhi used an "unparliamentary word" in his speech, leading to an uproar in the Lok Sabha.
- Kiren Rijiju criticized Congress leaders for not addressing the anti-paper leak bill and accused them of "engaging in politics" instead.
- Kiren Rijiju condemned Rahul Gandhi's language, stating, "Rahul Gandhi is using all kinds of undemocratic and very abusive language, which is not in keeping with the correct discourse in a parliamentary democracy."
- Rahul Gandhi alleges that home minister Amit Shah ordered pellets to be fired against students protesting over exam irregularities.
- Use of force can only be authorized by the home minister, says Rahul Gandhi.
- Rahul Gandhi resumed his speech after the Speaker assured that his "unparliamentary word" would be purged.
- Rahul Gandhi says 'Amit Shah scared', questions his absence in Parliament.
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju criticized Congress for avoiding debate on the anti-paper leak Bill, claiming they were focused on politics instead. He stated, "Congress leaders did not speak on the Bill at all", urging Rahul Gandhi to engage in the discussion.1245678101112
During a tumultuous session in the Lok Sabha, Rijiju accused Gandhi of using "unparliamentary language", which he deemed inappropriate for parliamentary discourse. The uproar intensified as Gandhi resumed his speech after the Speaker intervened to address the language issue.
Rijiju emphasized the importance of the Bill, stating, "Such an important Bill is being discussed, but they are trying to divert attention". Gandhi, on the other hand, alleged that Home Minister Amit Shah had ordered the use of force against protesting students, claiming, "Use of force can only be authorized by the home minister". This claim led to further disruptions, resulting in the adjournment of the Lok Sabha.9
The session highlighted the ongoing tensions between the government and opposition, with both sides accusing each other of politicizing critical issues.
“Kiren Rijiju condemned Rahul Gandhi's language, stating it was 'undemocratic and very abusive,' which is not suitable for parliamentary discourse. The Lok Sabha witnessed an uproar as Rijiju alleged Gandhi used an 'unparliamentary word,' leading to a temporary adjournment after heated exchanges.”
