Kiren Rijiju Accuses Rahul Gandhi of Using Abusive Language During Lok Sabha Debate
Kiren Rijiju criticised Rahul Gandhi, alleging that the Congress leader used abusive language during a discussion in the Lok Sabha. The remarks came amid heated exchanges over the alleged NEET paper leak and the proposed Anti-Paper Leak Bill.
Written by
Jyoti Mukherjee
Rijiju Criticises Rahul Gandhi
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju accused Rahul Gandhi of using inappropriate and abusive language during proceedings in the Lok Sabha.
He alleged that the Congress leader's conduct did not conform to parliamentary decorum and urged members to maintain the dignity of the House.
These remarks reflect Kiren Rijiju's position.
BJP's Position
According to the BJP:
Parliamentary debates should remain respectful and issue-focused.
Members should avoid using language considered objectionable or unparliamentary.
The dignity and functioning of Parliament must be preserved.
These statements represent the BJP's position.
Congress' Position
The Congress has consistently maintained that its criticism of the government is aimed at seeking accountability over the alleged NEET paper leak and examination reforms.
The party has accused the government of attempting to divert attention from the substantive issues raised by the Opposition.
These statements represent the Congress' position.
Parliamentary Context
The exchange took place during a discussion on the alleged NEET paper leak, an issue that has repeatedly disrupted the Monsoon Session and led to sharp confrontations between the treasury benches and the Opposition.
The Speaker has, on several occasions during the session, intervened to maintain order and direct that words deemed unparliamentary be removed from the official record.
Looking Ahead
Political exchanges over the NEET controversy and examination reforms are expected to continue as Parliament takes up related legislation and further debates during the ongoing session
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