Third day of budget session, protests on Triya Language: There was a ruckus on Kharge’s ‘Thokage’ statement tomorrow, discussion on voter list today

There is a possibility of uproar in Parliament today on Kharge’s statement. (File photo)

Today (Wednesday) of the budget session, the issue of Triya Language and Voter List can be discussed on the third day. Apart from this, Home Minister Amit Shah will introduce Tribhuvan Cooperative University Bill for training, research and development of people associated with the cooperative sector. Also, Cabinet Minister Hardeep Singh will introduce the Oilfield Amendment Bill in the entire Parliament.

Earlier yesterday (Tuesday), there was an uproar over Mallikarjun Kharge’s statement. Actually, the deputy chairman asked Digvijay Singh to speak, but Kharge started talking in the middle. On this, Deputy Chairman Harivansh interrupted him, said- you have spoken in the morning.

On this, Kharge said- ‘What is this dictatorship. I am asking for permission to speak with you folded hands. ‘ On this, Harivansh said- Right now Digvijay Singh has a chance to speak, so you sit down. After this, Kharge said- he will speak, but what you have to hit, we will hit it properly, we will also hit the government. When Harivansh objected to Kharge’s statement, he said that we are talking about stuning the policies of the government.

Kharge regretted after Nadda’s objection

House leader JP Nadda said- Such a language is condemnable.

On Kharge’s statement, Union Minister JP Nadda said, ‘Such language is not accepted by the Leader of Opposition in any form for the posture. They should apologize. He demanded from Deputy Chairman Harivansh and said that such words should be removed from the proceedings of the House. Such a language is condemnable and not worthy of forgiveness.

After this, Kharge stood in the House and said, ‘I did not use such words for the posture. He told the Deputy Chairman that if you have been hurt by my words, then I apologize for this. I have used the word Thokko for the policies of the government. I will not apologize to the government.

Immigration Bill presented in Parliament, Congress dialect- violation of fundamental rights

The government introduced the Immigration and Foreigners Bill, 2025 in Parliament on 11 March. On this, Congress MP Manish Tiwari said- This bill violates fundamental rights. There are serious problems in this bill and that is why I said that either the government should take it or it should be sent to the committee.

DMK demonstration against Dharmendra Pradhan outside Parliament

Opposition MPs demonstrated outside Parliament over the National Education Policy (NEP) and Tri-language. DMK MP Kanimozhi and other MPs, wearing black clothes, opposed Dharmendra Pradhan’s comment on Tamil Nadu. He asked Pradhan to apologize.

DMK MP Kanimozhi said, ‘The central government is stopping the money received by Tamil Nadu. It is saying that we have to sign a three-language policy and NEP. They are ruining the future of the children of Tamil Nadu. They have no right to stop the funds for the children of Tamil Nadu.

Yesterday Dharmendra Pradhan responded in a very derogatory manner. Said that we are dishonest and the people of Tamil Nadu are rude. We do not expect them to speak such a language. It is completely undemocratic. We demand forgiveness. ‘

First day of the session: Rahul said- Questions are being raised on the voter list, there should be discussion on disturbances

On DMK’s uproar, the Education Minister said- he is not committed to the students of Tamil Nadu.

The first day of the session was an uproar. As soon as the House started, DMK MPs in the Lok Sabha made a lot of hurdles about the new education policy (NEP) and tri-language.

After this, the speaker adjourned the Lok Sabha proceedings till 12 noon. At the same time, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi raised the issue of disturbances in the voter list and demanded a discussion.

The central government has made a provision to teach three languages ​​under NEP. Apart from local language, it has been made mandatory to teach English and Hindi. The Tamil Nadu government is opposing this.

He says that Hindi is being deliberately imposed on us. DMK MPs are opposing this. On the dispute, the Education Minister said- DMK people are dishonest. They are not committed to the students of Tamil Nadu.

They are ruining the future of Tamil Nadu students. Their only task is to create language obstacles. They are doing politics. They are undemocratic and rude. …