Parliamentary Clash: Nadda Criticizes Opposition's Tactics as DMK Demands Fair Delimitation

JP Nadda criticizes opposition walkouts from Rajya Sabha over delimitation and NEP, suggesting a 'refresher course' for better understanding of the House functioning. DMK protests NEP's implementation in Tamil Nadu and demands fair delimitation, emphasizing disparities in seat allocation due to uneven population growth.

Leader of the House in Rajya Sabha, JP Nadda, launched a scathing attack on the Opposition following their walkout over delimitation and the New Education Policy (NEP), suggesting they need a 'refresher course' to comprehend parliamentary procedures. Nadda accused the Opposition of attempting to undermine Parliament by misusing Rule 267.

Nadda affirmed that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the government is open to all discussions within parliamentary rules. He criticized the Opposition's actions as irresponsible, emphasizing the need for them to understand the proceedings and laws. Nadda reiterated the government's willingness to engage in debates, especially during budget discussions.

The DMK intensified the battle over NEP implementation in Tamil Nadu, accusing the Union government of jeopardizing students' futures. They protested in both Houses of Parliament, decrying unfair delimitation practices, which they argue could reduce Tamil Nadu's representation due to uneven population growth metrics.

(With inputs from agencies.)