Congress asks why Manipur BJP MP, whose home was burnt down, hasn’t been allowed to speak in LS- The New Indian Express

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NEW DELHI: Noting that fairly just a few ministers have spoken in Lok Sabha throughout the no-confidence movement, Congress chief Jairam Ramesh on Thursday requested why Minister of State and BJP’s MP representing Manipur Internal, Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, has not been given an opportunity by the ruling occasion to talk in Parliament.

Sparks flew on the primary two days of the talk on the no-trust movement moved by the Congress on Tuesday with the opposition attacking the Centre over the violence in Manipur and the ruling NDA hitting again at it with corruption and dynasticism jibes.

A number of ministers, together with Amit Shah, Smriti Irani and Kiren Rijiju, have spoken throughout the no-confidence movement until now.

“Fairly just a few ministers have spoken in Lok Sabha throughout the no-confidence movement. Why is it in order that the one Union MoS and BJP MP in Lok Sabha representing Manipur Internal Parliamentary constituency, Dr Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, whose non-public residence was burnt down, has not been given an opportunity by the BJP to talk for Manipur in Parliament?” Ramesh stated on X, previously referred to as Twitter.

Fairly just a few Ministers have spoken in Lok Sabha throughout the No Confidence Movement. Why is it in order that the one Union MoS & BJP MP in Lok Sabha representing Manipur Internal Parliamentary constituency, Dr. Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, whose non-public residence was burnt down, has not been given…

— Jairam Ramesh (@Jairam_Ramesh) August 10, 2023

The no-confidence movement has been introduced by the Congress on behalf of the opposition grouping Indian Nationwide Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA).

The talk was initiated on Tuesday by Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi. It should conclude with the prime minister’s reply on Thursday.

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<br /> NEW DELHI: Noting that fairly just a few ministers have spoken in Lok Sabha throughout the no-confidence movement, Congress chief Jairam Ramesh on Thursday requested why Minister of State and BJP’s MP representing Manipur Internal, Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, has not been given an opportunity by the ruling occasion to talk in Parliament.</p> <p>Sparks flew on the primary two days of the talk on the no-trust movement moved by the Congress on Tuesday with the opposition attacking the Centre over the violence in Manipur and the ruling NDA hitting again at it with corruption and dynasticism jibes.</p> <p>A number of ministers, together with Amit Shah, Smriti Irani and Kiren Rijiju, have spoken throughout the no-confidence movement until now.googletag.cmd.push(perform() {googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); });</p> <p>“Fairly just a few ministers have spoken in Lok Sabha throughout the no-confidence movement. Why is it in order that the one Union MoS and BJP MP in Lok Sabha representing Manipur Internal Parliamentary constituency, Dr Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, whose non-public residence was burnt down, has not been given an opportunity by the BJP to talk for Manipur in Parliament?” Ramesh stated on X, previously referred to as Twitter.</p> <p>Fairly just a few Ministers have spoken in Lok Sabha throughout the No Confidence Movement. Why is it in order that the one Union MoS & BJP MP in Lok Sabha representing Manipur Internal Parliamentary constituency, Dr. Rajkumar Ranjan Singh, whose non-public residence was burnt down, has not been given…<br /> — Jairam Ramesh (@Jairam_Ramesh) August 10, 2023<br /> The no-confidence movement has been introduced by the Congress on behalf of the opposition grouping Indian Nationwide Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA).</p> <p>The talk was initiated on Tuesday by Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi. It should conclude with the prime minister’s reply on Thursday.</p> <p>WATCH | MoS RK Ranjan Singh’s home set on hearth in June </p> <p>