Parliament Puzzles: Government’s Silent Stand on Adjournments

The Congress criticizes the government's passive stance towards repeated parliamentary adjournments, especially regarding issues involving the Adani Group. Congress leader Jairam Ramesh accuses the government of facilitating opposition aggression. This comes after Rajya Sabha proceedings were disrupted due to rejection of adjournment requests on various concerns, including violence in Manipur.

The Congress has questioned the government's passive approach to the recurring adjournments in Parliament, suggesting a strategic facilitation of the opposition's aggressive stance on the Adani controversy.

Congress spokesperson Jairam Ramesh highlighted the government's defensive posture in dealing with the adjournments, noting their reluctance to confront opposition challenges. He pointed out the ongoing disruptions in proceedings as evidence of underlying tensions and unresolved issues.

Friday saw the Rajya Sabha adjourned once again, following protests against the rejection of requests for discussions on allegations involving the Adani Group. The events sparked frustration amongst opposition MPs, who accused the government of utilizing Rule 267 as a tool to quell debate.

(With inputs from agencies.)