Will the exile of Congress MPs end? Nishikant Dubey told 2 formulas of agreement, a big decision can be taken today:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The deadlock that has been going on in Parliament for the last several days seems to be ending now. BJP’s firebrand MP Nishikant Dubey Has claimed that the suspended Congress MPs may return to the House. While sharing a post on Twitter, he has revealed the two major conditions or points that have been agreed upon between the two parties.

Nishikant Dubey enumerated 2 main points of the agreement

According to MP Nishikant Dubey, to maintain the dignity of the House, an agreement has been reached between the opposition and the ruling party on these two things:

Ban on non-factual things: The opposition leader will not say anything absurd, baseless or baseless in the House. The discussion will be based only on solid facts and arguments. In return, the ruling party has also given assurance of peaceful behaviour.

Following the decorum of the House: Opposition MPs will not create ruckus in the well, tear papers or indulge in any kind of indecency with Lok Sabha officials. There will be a complete ban on incidents like climbing on tables and shaking products.

Why were the MPs suspended?

Let us tell you that during the budget session, many Congress MPs were suspended for the entire session on charges of ‘indecent behaviour’ and disrupting the proceedings of the House. in these Manickam Tagore, Amarinder Singh Raja Wadding, and Gurjit Singh Aujla Like prominent names were included. All these MPs were continuously protesting at the Makar Gate of the Parliament.

Consensus reached in Lok Sabha Speaker’s all-party meeting

According to sources, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla There was a discussion on ending this deadlock in the all-party meeting called by. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiran Rijiju A proposal to withdraw the suspension can be presented in the House today. The government’s stance is that dialogue is necessary in a democracy, but it should be within the ‘Lakshman Rekha’.

Opposition’s stance: Will not bow down on public issues

Amid reports of withdrawal of suspension, opposition leaders say that they respect the dignity of the House, but will continue to raise their voice on burning issues related to the public (such as inflation and unemployment).