Operation Sindoor Sparks Parliament Turmoil

The BJP accused Congress and opposition parties of disrupting Parliament to spread a false narrative about Operation Sindoor. Amid chaotic scenes, BJP leaders insisted on readiness for discussion. Meanwhile, a rape case involving an NSUI leader led to action against him, prompting BJP to challenge Congress's silence on the matter.

Tensions escalated in Indian Parliament as the BJP accused Congress of fabricating a narrative around Operation Sindoor. Both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha sessions faced adjournments due to protests from opposition parties demanding a discussion on several pressing issues, including the operation.

In response to the uproar, BJP spokesperson K K Sharma criticized the opposition for avoiding parliamentary debate. Sharma emphasized the BJP's willingness to engage in dialogue, a sentiment echoed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju.

The controversy deepened with the arrest of NSUI leader Pradhan in a rape case. BJP seized the opportunity to question Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's silence, as Congress suspended Pradhan, reaffirming their stance against gender-based injustice.

(With inputs from agencies.)