Congress To Corner Government On Rafale, Covid, Price Rise In Parliament Session.
Party sources said: Monsoon Parliament Session: Senior Congress pioneers Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and Mallikarjun Kharge will lead the charge in the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha individually.
The Congress will look to corner the goverment on the issues of Covid mismanagement, border debates with China, farmers’ agitation, the Rafale arrangement and fuel costs in the impending meeting of Parliament, with party pioneers Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and Mallikarjun Kharge driving the charge in the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha individually.
Sources said the issues to be raised during the storm meeting of Parliament beginning July 19 were examined at a gathering of the Congress parliamentary system bunch on Wednesday, which was led by party boss Sonia Gandhi and went to by previous head administrator Manmohan Singh and previous Congress president Rahul Gandhi.
The pioneers likewise chose to raise the issues of joblessness, value rise and the state of the economy during the rainstorm meeting and request a conversation on those.
The resistance will likewise raise the issue of a supposed assault on agreeable federalism and sacred rights.
Other than Mr Chowdhury and Mr Kharge, the virtual gathering was additionally gone to by the Congress” representative innovators in the two houses, Gaurav Gogoi (Lok Sabha) and Anand Sharma (Rajya Sabha), and AICC general secretary K C Venugopal.
Congress boss whips in the two houses Jairam Ramesh and K Suresh, other than Manickam Tagore and Manish Tewari additionally went to the gathering that kept going longer than 60 minutes.
Mr Chowdhury will lead the charge in the Lok Sabha, as opposed to reports that he might be supplanted as the head of the Congress in the Lower House of Parliament. The resistance had dismissed such reports as unwarranted.
The Congress would before long work out its floor coordination methodology with other resistance groups to emphatically bring the issues up in Parliament, The sources said:
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