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In letter to LS Speaker, Rahul Gandhi claims he wasn t allowed to speak in Parl panel meet

Story In letter to LS Speaker, Rahul Gandhi claims he wasn t allowed to speak in Parl panel meet Rahul Gandhi also said the Speaker, being the custodian of Parliament, should ensure that the discussions and presentations in the panel on defence are in consonance with its role and objectives PTI | December 17, 2020 | Updated 18:12 IST Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla claiming he was not allowed to speak freely in the meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Defence and sought his intervention, the sources said. In his letter, Gandhi urged the Speaker to ensure that the right of elected MPs to speak freely in parliamentary panel meetings is protected.

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Last Updated: Latest News: Trump s Twitter Hacked; India Signs Pact With World Bank; COVID-19 Update With 26,382 new COVID-19 infections, India s total cases rise to 99,32,548. With 387 new deaths, the toll mounts to 1,44,096. The total active cases 3,32,002. India s COVID-19 tally With 26,382 new COVID-19 infections, India s total cases rise to 99,32,548. With 387 new deaths, the toll mounts to 1,44,096. The total active cases tally stands at 3,32,002. As far as the vaccine is concerned, Covaxin Phase 1 trial results were released yesterday. As per the interim findings, Covaxin was well tolerated in all dose groups with no vaccine-related serious adverse events. After 1st vaccination, local and systemic adverse events were predominantly mild/moderate in severity and resolved rapidly, without prescribed medication. The most common adverse event was pain at the injection site which resolved spontaneously.

Walked Out Because I Was Not Allowed To Speak, Rahul Writes To Speaker

Walked Out Because I Was Not Allowed To Speak, Rahul Writes To Speaker The panel s time was being wasted in discussing armed forces uniform instead of crucial national security issues, the Congress leader wrote in a letter PTI 17 December 2020 PTI PTI 2020-12-17T17:49:47+05:30 Walked Out Because I Was Not Allowed To Speak, Rahul Writes To Speaker outlookindia.com 2020-12-17T20:50:03+05:30 Also read Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla claiming he was not allowed to speak freely in the meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Defence and sought his intervention, the sources said.

Rahul Writes to LS Speaker, Claims He Was Not Allowed to Speak in Par Panel Meet

»Day after Walking out of Parl Panel Meet on Defence, Rahul Tells LS Speaker He Wasn t Allowed to Speak 1-MIN READ Day after Walking out of Parl Panel Meet on Defence, Rahul Tells LS Speaker He Wasn t Allowed to Speak File photo of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. (PTI) Congress leader Rahul Gandhi urged the Speaker to ensure that the right of elected MPs to speak freely in parliamentary panel meetings is protected. FOLLOW US ON: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla claiming he was not allowed to speak freely in the meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Defence and sought his intervention, the sources said. In his letter, Gandhi urged the Speaker to ensure that the right of elected MPs to speak freely in parliamentary panel meetings is protected.

Rahul writes to Speaker, claims he was not allowed to speak at Parliament panel meet

Rahul writes to Speaker, claims he was not allowed to speak at Parliament panel meet Gandhi said the agenda for the discussion at the meet was military uniforms, but taking into account the current military situation he felt this surprising. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI NEW DELHI: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla claiming he was not allowed to speak freely in the meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Defence and sought his intervention, sources said. In his letter, Gandhi urged the Speaker to ensure that the right of elected MPs to speak freely in parliamentary panel meetings is protected.

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