Kiren Rijiju Urges Opposition To End Parliament Deadlock, Says 'Debate NEET, Don't Disrupt House'
As the NEET paper leak controversy continues to stall Parliament, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has made a fresh appeal to the opposition to end
As the NEET paper leak controversy continues to stall Parliament, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has made a fresh appeal to the opposition to end the deadlock and participate in a discussion on the issue.
Rijiju said the government is fully prepared for a constructive debate and accused the opposition of avoiding discussions despite repeated assurances. Watch video to know more. Chapters 0:00 Introduction
to the Anti-Paper Leak Bill: Key Details 2:30 Parliament Disruptions: Opposition's Response to the Bill 8:00 Breaking News: Anti-Paper Leak Bill Tabled Amid Chaos 10:00 Opposition Demands Accountability: Protests
and Sloganeering 11:40 Opposition's Stance: Seeking Apology from the Government 15:00 Government's Strategy: Addressing Youth Concerns on Paper Leaks 16:40 Visual Evidence of Police Action: The Impact on Protests
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