Opposition's Walkout During Modi's Reply Sets 'Dangerous Precedent': Rajya Sabha Chairman
Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar expressed dismay at the opposition's walkout during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reply in a critical session. Calling it a dangerous precedent against democratic values, Dhankhar also criticized the Leader of Opposition for breaching parliamentary conduct, urging members to uphold the institution's prestige.
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Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar on Wednesday condemned the Opposition for setting a 'dangerous precedent' contrary to democratic values by walking out during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reply on the motion of thanks to President's address.
In his concluding remarks for the 264th session, Dhankhar highlighted a particular incident involving Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge, labeling it 'a disgrace to parliamentary conduct and propriety.'
He emphasized that frequent disruptions, marked by irresponsible behavior from seasoned members, have tarnished the institution's prestige. Dhankhar urged members to maintain decorum and engage constructively to uphold Rajya Sabha's standing as a platform for dialogue and debate.
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