3 MPs were suspended from Lok Sabha
Since the lapse in security of the Parliament House, opposition parties have been continuously protesting in the House. Meanwhile, MPs have once again been suspended from the Lok Sabha. This time 3 MPs have been suspended from the Lok Sabha. DK Suresh, Nakulnath and Deepak Baij have been suspended from the Lok Sabha on Thursday. Let us tell you that DK Suresh is the brother of DK Shivkumar, son of Nakulnath Kamalnath. In fact, after the lapse in the security of Parliament, there is a lot of uproar by the opposition parties in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The opposition demands that Amit Shah give a statement on this matter in the House and it should be discussed. Opposition MPs are continuously protesting in this regard. Recently many MPs from Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were also suspended on this issue.
Continuous suspension of MPs
Let us tell you that earlier during the winter session, MPs were suspended for the first time on December 14. On December 14, 13 MPs from Lok Sabha and 1 from Rajya Sabha were suspended. After this, on December 18, 33 MPs from Lok Sabha and 45 from Rajya Sabha were suspended. After this, 49 MPs were suspended from the Lok Sabha on 19 December and now once again 3 MPs were suspended from the Lok Sabha on 21 December. In this way, a total of 98 MPs from Lok Sabha and 46 from Rajya Sabha have been suspended. That means a total of 144 MPs from both the Houses together have been suspended.
Mallikarjun Kharge targeted
MPs of opposition alliance INDIA recently took out a march from Parliament House to Vijay Chowk in this regard. The opposition is continuously attacking the government on the issue of suspension of MPs and lapses in security of Parliament. During this march, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge fiercely attacked the Central Government. He alleged that the government does not want the House to function properly. Mallikarjun Kharge said, ‘The government does not want the House to function. But I am sorry that by raising an issue the Chairman has brought all of us MPs on the topic of casteism. It is our right to talk in democracy. We are elected members and it is the duty of the Member of Parliament to convey the sentiments of the people in the House. Whatever incident happened in Parliament, we wanted to raise the same issue in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. We were raising the question why there was such a breach in the security of Parliament? Who are the people responsible for this? But neither the Home Minister nor the Prime Minister said anything in the House.
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