BJP turning a deaf ear to struggles of backward classes: Rahul in J’khand
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday accused the BJP of turning a deaf ear to the struggles of backward classes.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday accused the BJP of turning a deaf ear to the struggles of backward classes.
After an electrifying victory, bagging 29 out of 42 Lok Sabha constituencies in the parliamentary elections, the Trinamul Congress leadership is confident of winning all the six seats in bypolls.
The stage is ready for by-elections in six Assembly constituencies in the state, scheduled to take place on 13 November.
The Lok Sabha member of Trinamul Congress, who is one of the members of the JPC on Waqf 2024, was speaking during a Press conference in which Rajya Sabha MP Nadimul Haque was also present.
Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and Rae Bareli MP Rahul Gandhi attended Disha meeting here on Tuesday.
The proposed amendments will affect the Reserve Bank of India Act, the Banking Regulation Act, and the State Bank of India Act, among others.
Minister of Minority Affairs Kiren Rijiju defended the bill, claiming it does not interfere with religious freedoms.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the indexation provision was not brought for revenue considerations but for simplification of the system only. The government had yielded to public requests on the issue, she said.
As fixed earlier, Speaker Om Birla at 6 pm guillotined discussions on Budgets for several Ministries, and took up the Appropriation Bill for 2024-25.
Gandhi, who represents Uttar Pradesh's Rae Bareli parliamentary constituency in the Lok Sabha, said he is waiting with open arms to welcome the Central probe agency.
