Ruckus in Parliament, protests outside, dignity of the House is important…Om Birla today made the ruling party and opposition listen.

New Delhi: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla today scolded the ruling party and the opposition over the daily uproar in Parliament. he/she also targeted Rahul Gandhi without taking his/her name. he/she said that I have to say with regret that the conduct of the opposition leaders is not in accordance with parliamentary decorum. Birla said that whether it is the ruling party or the opposition, people from all parties should maintain the dignity, tradition and decorum of the Parliament.

Birla got angry

Birla said that Parliament is a sacred place. This building has high dignity, prestige and dignity. Birla said that if we maintain dignified conduct then the right message will be sent to the public. he/she said that people have faith in this temple of democracy. Whatever topics and issues you have, you can come and discuss. The ruling party and the opposition should discuss among themselves. It is noteworthy that Rahul Gandhi has been protesting on the Modi-Adani issue in the Parliament House complex for the last two days.

Birla said, take care of the dignity of Parliament

Birla said that Question Hour is an important time. he/she said that Parliament is a sacred place and it has dignity and respect. he/she said that it is in this building that we have achieved independence. Birla said that India is the world’s largest democracy, the country’s aspirations and expectations are fulfilled in the Parliament, agreement and disagreement have been the tradition of our democracy. Which we expressed even during the making of the Constitution.

target on rahul

Without taking names, Birla said that the conduct of some opposition leaders is also not right. It is noteworthy that Rahul Gandhi is continuously cornering PM Narendra Modi and the BJP government on the Adani issue. At the same time, the ruling party has targeted Sonia Gandhi on the issue of George Soros. In such a situation, an angry Birla today urged the ruling party and the opposition to run the House.