Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Challenges the Centre: A Battle for Parliamentary Democracy

Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has accused the national government of obstructing democratic processes in Parliament by avoiding discussions. She criticized the use of tactics to suppress opposing voices and labeled the situation as detrimental for democracy, citing incidents where opposition voices were silenced.

In a strong criticism of the current administration, Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has accused the Centre of deliberately undermining democratic processes within Parliament. During a press interaction, Vadra asserted that the union government consistently avoids discussions by any means necessary, employing various tactics to stifle opposition voices.

Highlighting a troubling trend, Vadra alleged that the current government frequently blocks important discussions in Parliament, particularly when sensitive topics arise. She remarked on tactics like preventing opposition leaders from speaking, calling these actions a grave injustice to the democratic process.

Expressing grave concern, Vadra emphasized that the obstruction of democratic functioning within Parliament is a distressing reality for MPs and observers. Her statements came after participating in the District-Level Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA) meeting in Kalpetta, underscoring her commitment to transparent governance.

(With inputs from agencies.)