Amit Shah Breaks Silence? Home Minister Set to Speak on Student Protest Row
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah is expected to address Parliament over the controversy surrounding police action against protesting students, as opposition parties continue demanding his statement on the issue.
The Centre said on Monday that Shah is ready to respond in the House and that the government is prepared for a detailed discussion on the student protests.
Opposition Demands Home Minister’s Statement
Opposition parties have been demanding Amit Shah’s presence in Parliament over allegations of excessive force during police action against student protesters.
The protests in Parliament have led to repeated disruptions, with opposition members seeking accountability from the government.
Government Offers Discussion
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said the government was willing to hold a detailed discussion on the student agitation but asked opposition members to allow the Home Minister to speak without interruptions.
The government has maintained that it is ready to discuss the matter in Parliament and respond to concerns raised by lawmakers.
Protests Trigger Political Clash
The issue has become a major political flashpoint, with opposition leaders accusing the government of failing to address concerns over police action against students.
Opposition leaders have repeatedly called for Amit Shah to make a statement in Parliament regarding the handling of the protests. Parliament Faces Continued Disruptions
The controversy has contributed to disruptions in both Houses of Parliament, with opposition protests affecting normal proceedings.
The upcoming discussion is expected to focus on the events surrounding the student protests, police response and the government’s position on the matter.
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