NDA MPs Protest Against Opposition distruptions in both houses

National Democratic Alliance (NDA) MPs on Tuesday held a protest march towards Parliament against the Opposition's continued disruption of proceedings in both Houses. 

The MPs were seen carrying placards targeting Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of avoiding a debate on the issue of student protests. 

The protest comes amid an ongoing confrontation between the government and the Opposition over recent student protests and police action against demonstrators. The issue has led to repeated disruptions in Parliament, with the Opposition demanding answers from the government and Rahul Gandhi seeking a response from



Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

The government has offered to hold a debate on the issue, with Shah set to respond. The NDA MPs also demanded answers from Congress MP Rahul Gandhi over the police lathi charge and use of water cannons against protesting JPSC and JSSC aspirants in Jharkhand on Monday. 

Speaking to media, BJP MP Kangana Ranaut accused the Opposition of backing out of its earlier demand for a discussion. "They have now refused to hold a discussion. Earlier, they were demanding a discussion—a move that was welcomed—but then they backed out. They are deceiving the country. They are not allowing Parliament to function," she said.