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Opposition parliamentarians chanted slogans as soon as the session started. Rahul Gandhi accused the government of not allowing him to speak in parliament. The government presented a bill in parliament to give legal protection to Vande Mataram.
“The opposition demands the appointment of Dharmeen Pradhan, the government is ready to discuss NEET.”From the report
I wasn't there *Demonic voice* ... I don't understand that today is the fifth day. This is the parliamentary minister Kiran Rijuju, who is appealing to the opposition on the fifth day of the monsoon season that the government is fully ready for discussion, but let the session go first. Actually, as soon as the session started, the opposition parliamentarians started chanting slogans of the establishment. I'm gonna go in. Honourable Chairman sir, I rise to lay on the table. I would like you to speak to the speaker. And on this. This is the point. There is a very important bill ahead. A very important bill. The assembly's proceedings on Monday, 27th July, 2026 are scheduled for 11:00 am. Before the assembly's proceedings got delayed, the MP Kiran Rajiju appealed for cooperation from the opposition. He said that the government is ready to discuss all issues including the need paper leak, but the opposition should allow the assembly to proceed first. Rajiju took Rahul Gandhi's name and said that he should explain to his MPs so that they can discuss in the assembly, not just the protest. I don't understand why we are not discussing this issue. Thank you. Don't change the condition. We can start the discussion today. After the statement of Riju-Raju, Rahul Gandhi also turned the government. While talking to the media in the parliament, he accused the media that he was not given a chance to speak in the parliament. Rahul Gandhi said that as soon as he stood up to speak, his microphone was turned off. Riju Jhuri stated that that they want us to to his MP. discussion Now, the normal protocol is If someone takes someone's name, then the response... dia jata hai. So he told us that we have to discuss When I wanted to answer him, he took the mic from me. Rahul Gandhi also said that the government does talk about the discussion but is not ready to hear the opposition's voice. He said that if the parliament is not allowed to speak, then how will the discussion be held? On the other hand, the opposition remained on its own. The parliamentarians of many opposition parties including Congress have presented themselves inside and outside the parliament. Y'all do it! Go! You His request was that the Prime Minister should come to the court and answer the Neet Paper League case, apologize to the students and remove the Central Education Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan from the post. Outside the parliament, Congress President Mallika Arjun Khadke also aimed at the government. He accused the government of avoiding discussion and trying to suppress the opposition. If they want to say something, they should say it in the court. Only then will we understand their authentic point. When they come, let them make a statement. Instead of doing it at midnight, if they come to the Parliament and say what they want to say, we will see. The opposition continued to demand the appointment of the Dharmeen Pradhan. The Education Minister Dharmeen Pradhan also said that the government is fully ready to discuss NEET. He accused Congress of using the issues of students in politics. On one hand, there was a clash with the parliament on the NEET side. On the other hand, the government also presented an important bill in the parliament. I want to introduce the President of the National Honor and Honor team. I request the government to allow the establishment of the National Guard of Disgrace and Disgrace Act 1971. Thank you. The Prime Minister Nityanand Rai presented the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Amendment Bill in the Rajya Sabha in 2026. The purpose of this bill is to give legal protection to Vande Mataram. However, it is important to understand that this bill has not been passed yet. For now, it has been presented only in the Rajya Sabha. Now, there will be discussion in the parliament and only after both the parties have passed, this bill will be passed. Now, the question is what is in this bill? If this bill is passed, then during Vande Mataram's singing, or to create a problem in the process will be considered as a criminal offence. In such cases, the guilty person can be put in jail for 3 years or both. But why did the government need to bring this resolution? Actually, the reason behind this is the current law. Since 1971, the National Honor Act has been in force in India. This law was made to protect the symbols associated with national honour. Under this, the national flag, national anthem and constitution are considered as crimes. If a person intentionally insults the national anthem foreign The government believes that it should also be protected by law like other symbols related to national honour. However, there is nothing new about Vande Mataram. After independence, when the country was deciding its national symbols, the Constitutional Assembly also discussed this issue. Finally, on 24 January 1950, it was decided that Jan Garn Man will be the national anthem of India, while Vande Mataram was given the title of national anthem. Both were considered to be important, but the legal situation was different. The bill is now in the parliament. where on one hand the political turmoil of the NEET Paper League continued on the other hand the government took a big step towards providing legal protection to Vande Mataram. Now everyone will keep an eye on the debate and the further process in this bill. Do let us know your opinion by commenting. Regist for all the news related to the country, the world and you.