Parliamentary Budget Meeting: Lok Sabha spokesman Om Birla warned of action against DMK MP Dayanidhi Maran during Monday’s protest against the so-called “Hindi” stymie.
Birla dares Dravida Munnetra Kazhagamm (DMK) MP believes that if he did “these” remarks under the record, he will ensure he is suspended.
“Dare to say the same thing in the record, I will drive you out of the house,” Bella told Malan during the protests of DMK members.
Lok Sabha witnessed unruly scenes in a confrontation between the opposition and the government against the so-called “Hindi” language imposed through the National Education Policy (NEP).
A spokesperson adjourned the house until 12 p.m. When the House re-joined, DMK leader Kanimozhi opposed the remarks of federal minister Dharmendra Pradhan, calling the DMK MP “uncivilized”. Shortly after the objection, Pradan said that if it hurts anyone, he is ready to withdraw the term. The offensive words have been removed from the Parliamentary Records.
Shortly after Pradhan’s speech, DMK MPs, including Maran, continued to protest. Birla opposes Maran’s words and says that if there are any speeches since record, he will throw the MP out of the house.
“If the government does not take action, I will make sure there is one,” Bella said. Kiren Rijiju, a joint parliamentary matter, also objected to Malan’s speech.
The commotion of the Congress
The second part of the parliamentary budget meeting began at 11 a.m., with another confrontation between the opposition and the government on allegedly imposed a “Hindi” language through the National Education Policy (NEP).
DMK members attacked the government on the issue, and its MPs walked into the well and protested. DMK MPs are accused of withholding the center of education funds, questioning whether it is justified to use school funds as a tool for political retaliation against the state government.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan responded to the attack and accused protesters of misleading the country on the NEP. Pradan denies the Hindi expropriation of Lok Sabha by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and other DMK leaders.
The first round of the budget meeting lasts until February 13. The second part will last from April 4 to April 4, with a total of 20 pieces planned.
If you dare to say the same thing under a recorded record, I will drive you out of the house.
