Waqf expense record tabled in Parliament, Opposition leaves in objection–

Report on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill was tabled on Thursday by the joint board in the Rajya Sabha in the middle of an outcry in Parliament by resistance celebrations, resulting in their walkout from the House.

The Rajya Sabha was quickly adjourned in the middle of the mayhem brought on by the resistance.

The record was tabled by BJP participant Medha Vishram Kulkarni, that belongs to the Waqf JPC.

Opposition MPs, led by Leader of the Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge, declared that dissent notes were removed from the record. This cost was later on rejected by Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju.

The outcry was still proceeding when Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar attempted to review out a message from President Droupadi Murmu.

Vice President Dhankhar stated, “Don’t show disrespect to the President of India,” and advised Kharge to ask resistance participants to take their seats.

As the outcry proceeded, the Upper House was adjourned till 11:20 a.m.

When the Upper House reunited, the Chairman reviewed out the President’s message, mentioning that she had actually obtained the expression of many thanks from Rajya Sabha participants for her address to a joint resting of Parliament on January 31.

When the Chairman attempted to wage the Zero Hour, resistance participants remained to oppose, and some MPs trooped right into the well of the House.

Leader of the House JP Nadda was sorry for that the Rajya Sabha was not in order when the President’s message read out.

Chairman Dhankhar stated that Samirul Islam, Nadimul Haque, and M. Mohamed Abdulla “created chaos and disruption in the House.”

Kharge was after that phoned call to talk.

The Congress principal stated the dissent notes of resistance MPs in the record on the Waqf Bill had actually been edited.

“The report of the joint committee of Parliament on Waqf, in which several members had given their dissent notes, has been altered. Bulldozing the report by only keeping the views of the majority members is not right. It is condemnable and anti-democratic,” he stated.

Calling it a “fake report,” he stated it needs to be taken out and returned to a board.

The MPs are not objecting for individual factors yet due to the oppression being done to an area, he stated.

“This is not about any individual… These MPs are not protesting for their own sake; they are protesting for the community against which injustice is being done,” Kharge stated.

DMK’s Tiruchi Siva and AAP’s Sanjay Singh likewise challenged the claimed elimination of dissent notes from the record.

With inputs from PTI