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Opposition Targets Government Over Alleged Lathi-Charge as Lok Sabha Faces Disruptions; Congress Criticised Over Silence on CJP

Opposition parties criticised the Central Government over the alleged police lathi-charge on protesters, leading to disruptions in the Lok Sabha. At the same time, some political leaders questioned the Indian National Congress for not taking a clear public stand on the protests organised by Citizens for Justice and Peace.

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Opposition Targets Government Over Alleged Lathi-Charge as Lok Sabha Faces Disruptions; Congress Criticised Over Silence on CJP

Opposition Attacks Government

Opposition leaders accused the government of allowing excessive police action against protesters during recent demonstrations.

They demanded accountability over the alleged lathi-charge and sought a detailed discussion in Parliament.

These remarks reflect the Opposition's position.

Lok Sabha Proceedings Disrupted

The issue triggered repeated protests inside the Lok Sabha, with members raising slogans and demanding immediate discussion.

The disruptions stalled parliamentary proceedings and affected the day's legislative business.

Congress Faces Criticism

Amid the political confrontation, some leaders criticised the Congress for remaining publicly silent on the CJP-led protest movement.

Those making the criticism questioned why the party had not issued a stronger statement in support of the demonstrators.

At the time of reporting, the Congress had not issued a detailed response to these allegations.

Government's Position

The government has maintained that law enforcement agencies acted in accordance with legal procedures to maintain public order and has rejected allegations of wrongdoing.

These remarks represent the government's position.

Looking Ahead

The alleged police action and the political response to the protests are expected to remain contentious issues during the Monsoon Session. Both the government and Opposition are likely to continue pressing their respective positions inside and outside Parliament.

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