AK TIWARI; NEW DELHI
Mamata Banerjee, Chief Minister of West Bengal and TMC Supremo, opened a
front against Union Government facing the attack of opposition for the
currencies ban on Wednesday. Mamta Banerjee demonstrated at Jantar-Mantar
against the decision of demonetization by Modi government and demanded the
revocation of decision from government. Meanwhile the government has begun the
talk to finish the deadlock continued on the issue of currencies ban. The home
minister, Rajnath Singh, calls all party meeting on Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
Mayawati, BSP supreme, said using the
vitriolic words over the PM Narendra Modi outside the parliament house
regarding the currencies ban. She said, “If the PM did so much excellent work,
why is he avoiding his presence in the House.”
“I request to the president to summon the PM; and to find the solution
of hard situation recently occurred to the public after currencies ban,” she
said. . The parliament has been adjourned after the uproar meanwhile till
Thursday.
Mayawati
said , " the PM listen to the opposition in the House." She alleged
that there was some manipulations in currencies ban, but we are with the
government side on the issue of black money; but if the decision on the notes
ban had been taken of thoughtfully, which was taken hurriedly without homework;
we would have supported the government.
Rahul
Gandhi, targeting the PM Modi on the issue of notes ban, has said in the
attacking way that the opposition is demanding: "the PM must reply in the
House". Why isn’t he coming here? Why is he in nervousness??
Not so
much, Rahul Gandhi said that the PM hadn’t talked with the Finance Minister on
or about the currencies ban. The decision was not in cognizance of the FM, but
was by the PM. whatever he did was a big financial test without preparation.
The difficulties of Modi government, facing the attack of
opposition on the demonitisation from the beginning of winter session, may
increase now. The United Opposition Front protested near statue of Mahatma
Gandhi in the House campus after the meeting of MPs on Wednesday morning at
9.30 o’clock. The 200 crowd of lawmakers from 12 parties were present in this
protest.
All
parties shall be under tricolor (national flag) to maintain the core issue on
demonitisation, and none of them will use their own flags. All parties MPs will
shout common slogan ‘Modi Ji Ki Man Ki Bat, Garibon Ke Pet Me Lat’ (The
spontaneous vent of Modi ji is a kick on the belly of poor)
The
opposition is demanding that the PM Modi must be present during the argument of
demonitisation when the house goes for discussion under rule 156; the
allegation of leaks on the currencies ban should be probed by the JPC. The
opposition has warned that if the demands are not considered, the session will
be interrupted.
