The Monsoon session of Parliament is set to begin on July 20, and the Congress party is hopeful that the government will allow discussions on all issues, including those that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has remained silent on. In response to the announcement made by Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi, Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh tweeted, expressing his hope that the government would address the concerns raised by the opposition.
Joshi had earlier stated that the Monsoon session of Parliament will run from July 20 to August 11, urging all parties to contribute to productive discussions on legislative business and other items during the session. The session is expected to take place in the newly inaugurated Parliament building.
The Congress party’s response suggests that they will raise various issues during the Monsoon session, including the violence in Manipur and the Prime Minister’s silence on the matter. Opposition parties are also preparing to challenge the government on a range of issues. The Budget Session earlier this year witnessed disruptions due to several issues raised by the opposition.
In conclusion, the upcoming Monsoon session of Parliament is anticipated to be a platform for discussions on various pressing issues. The Congress party and other opposition parties hope for meaningful debates and the opportunity to address concerns that have been raised consistently.
