The suspension period of Leader of Opposition in Legislative Council Ambadas Danve was reduced by two days

Mumbai, 04 July (HS). On Thursday, the suspension period of Leader of Opposition Ambadas Danve in the Legislative Council has been reduced by two days. Therefore, Danve can join the work of the Legislative Council from Friday. After the decision of the House, Danve said that there has been a delay in withdrawing the suspension. He said that the suspension should have been withdrawn after I apologized.

On Thursday, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Chandrakant Patil presented a proposal in the Legislative Council and said that the suspension period of Ambadas Danve should be only three days instead of five days. After this, Deputy Speaker Neelam Gorhe took the consent of the House on this proposal. The House approved this proposal with one vote.

After this Ambadas Danve said that I think the suspension has been withdrawn. They have delayed it. It is not that they have done something different by withdrawing this decision of suspension. They should have withdrawn the suspension after I apologized. Despite this, they took three days for this. I will go to the House from tomorrow, now four-five days are left. Although I was not allowed to enter the hall for three days, I still continued my Janata Darbar. From tomorrow I will continue to present the opposition's side with the same aggression.

It is noteworthy that on Monday there was a heated argument between Leader of Opposition Ambadas Danve and BJP member Prasad Lad in the Legislative Council. At that time Danve used unparliamentary words against Prasad Lad, due to which Danve was suspended for five days on Tuesday.