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Parliament Budget Session: The government today reported JPC on the Waqf Bill in Rajya Sabha. The move created a massive uproar by the opposition.
Parliament Budget Session Live Update: Rajya Sabha in Waqf Bill JPC Report (Photo: Sansadtv)
Parliament Budget Session: The Rajya Sabha on Thursday witnessed a large -scale demonstration on the JPC report on the Waqf Amendment Bill, which was introduced in the House, triggered the ruckus by the opposition, who accused them of removing their “dissatisfaction notes”. The government denied the allegation, said. That no note has been made.
However, the Center highlighted that the JPC president had the conscience of taking down the parts that ugly the committee.
Opposition staged a walkout on this issueDressing a sharp reaction to Rajya Sabha President Jagdeep Dhikar, who said that the opposition was “not out of the Rajya Sabha but from his constitutional obligation”.
Government sources said only parts of the opposition’s dissatisfaction notes have been removed who made “unique remarks” against JPC President and BJP MP Jagdambika Pal. “Dissatisfaction is part of the note report,” sources said.
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and opposition MPs, and decided that the dissatisfaction notes of opposition members would be included in their original form.
Debate in Rajya Sabha on JPC report
Addressing the Leader of the Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikrajun Kharge, the JPC report was not right for “Bulldoz our thoughts” and announced that the opposition would not accept the “fake report”.
He suggested that the report be sent back to JPC and all the dissatisfaction were re -presented after include the notes.
#Watch Delhi: Leader of Opposition Mallikrajun Kharge Leader says in the Rajya Sabha, “… In the JPC report on the Waqf Board, many members have their own dissatisfaction report … It is not right to remove those notes and bulldes our ideas … Opponent is democracy … I condemn any report … pic.twitter.com/e1glz0awvr– Annie (@ani) 13 February, 2025
“In the JPC report on the Waqf Board, many members have their dissatisfaction report … It is not right to remove those notes and bulldes our ideas … It is anti -democracy … I condemn any report Hoon which is presented after removing the dissatisfaction report. “He said.
Union’s Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju denied the opposition’s charge, saying that there was no deletion from the report. He said that JPC took complete action as per the rules.
#Watch Delhi: In the Rajya Sabha, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju says, “… I have investigated the concerns raised by the opposition. There is no deletion or removal from the report. Everything is on the floor of the house. On what basis can such a issue be raised? Member of… pic.twitter.com/qus4tg9pot– Annie (@ani) 13 February, 2025
“I have investigated the concerns raised by the opposition. There is no deletion or removal from the report. Everything is on the floor of the house. On what basis can such a issue be raised? Members of the opposition are creating an unnecessary issue, which is not a fact. The allegation is wrong. All the opposition members of JPC participated in all proceedings in the last 6 months, “he said.
Rijiju further stated that all dissatisfaction are connected to the appendix of the note report and the opposition cannot “mislead the house”.
The opposition staged a walkout from the house.
