The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) has decided to keep the proceedings in both Houses of Parliament stalled until the Centre relents and agrees to a discussion on the Adani issue.
They reiterated that the BJP government should form a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) to investigate the alleged scam because people’s money was at stake.
At a press conference in Delhi on Monday, BRS Party Parliamentary leader K Keshava Rao and Lok Sabha floor leader Nama Nageswara Rao told media persons that they would not let the union government relax and would serve adjournament notices repeatedly in both the Houses, until the Adani issue is discussed.
They stated all the Parliament members come to attend the Parliament session seeking to discuss on people’s issues, but the ruling BJP was evading discussion on the issue of national interest.
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“Every member has the right to seek discussion on a particular issue, as per the Parliamentary rules. Though all the Opposition parties were demanding for discussion on the Adani issue, the Centre is refusing it giving one excuse or other. The union government cannot prevent or ignore us forever,” Keshava Rao said.
Nama Nageswara Rao said people especially the poor and the weaker sections who invested their hard-earned money in LIC and public sector banks, are now worried and undergoing mental trauma, due to the Adani scam.
“If the union government is sincere and has nothing to hide, it should allow discussion on the issue. The Centre must respect the sentiments of the people of this country and take up the discussion to clarify on the Adani scam, failing which we have to assume that those heading the government are also involved in this scam,” he added.
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