First TMC, now Samajwadi Party, understand how India alliance got divided in Parliament.

New Delhi : The India alliance seems divided in the winter session of Parliament. The differences in the India alliance became more apparent on Tuesday. Samajwadi Party of Trinamool Congress avoided joining the Congress-led protest on Adani issue in the Lok Sabha. Earlier, MPs from Congress, AAP, RJD, Shiv Sena, DMK and Left parties raised slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and demanded That accountability should be fixed for alleged corruption like corporate houses. Also reiterated the demand for investigation of the matter by the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC).

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SP, TMC did not participate

Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, Aam Aadmi Party’s Sanjay Singh, RJD’s Misa Bharti and Shiv Sena’s UBT’s Arvind Sawant took part in the protest on the stairs leading to the Makar Gate of Parliament. The opposition briefly walked out of the House before returning to participate in further proceedings. During this period the absence of SP and TMC was clearly visible.

Akhilesh was speaking on Sambhal in Parliament, Giriraj-Piyush Goyal started countering in between.

TMC distanced itself from Adani controversy

TMC has not given much priority to the Adani controversy. The party has argued that the Parliament session should be used to raise issues of unemployment, price rise and alleged discrimination by the Center in fund allocation against opposition-ruled states. On Monday, she did not attend the India Block meeting at the residence of Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge.

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So Parliament will function on Sunday

Speaker Om Birla warned members that if House proceedings are further disrupted due to the adjournment, they will have to convene proceedings over the weekend to make up for the lost time. The government and opposition parties reached an agreement on Monday to end the week-long deadlock in Parliament. In this, dates were announced for discussion on the 75th year of the adoption of the Constitution in both the Houses.

Akhilesh raised Sambhaal issue

As soon as the Question Hour began in the Lok Sabha, SP’s Akhilesh Yadav raised the issue of Sambhal violence. Asked permission from Lok Sabha Speaker Birla to speak on this subject. he/she said that this is a very serious matter. Five people have lost their lives. While the speaker suggested that the issue could be raised during zero hour. Yadav and his/her party colleagues started walking out in protest.