Parliament Set for Heated Debate on West Asia Situation

With External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar preparing to address Parliament on West Asia, Congress highlights the need for a comprehensive debate. They recall the spirited 2003 Iraq invasion debate under Vajpayee. Opposition urges dialogue as the situation intensifies, affecting regional security and the safety of Indian citizens.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is poised to make a statement in Parliament regarding the ongoing tensions in West Asia, igniting demands from Congress for a comprehensive debate on the issue.

Recalling the robust debate during the Iraq invasion in 2003 under then-Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Congress emphasizes the need for legislators to discuss the situation and not just accept the minister's statement at face value.

Amid renewed tensions as the US, Israel, and Iran engage in military exchanges, India remains vigilant, monitoring the region while ensuring the safety of its citizens. Over 52,000 Indians have returned following partial airspace openings, highlighting the urgency of the issue.