Ashish Ranjan
Assaulting Prime Minister Narendra Modi in parliament over his connections to billionaire Gautam Adani, BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has demanded action against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, calling the statements “misleading, insulting, and obscene.”
In a letter to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Mr. Dubey accused PM Modi of crony capitalism without “documented evidence” and accused Rahul Gandhi of breaking the norms by “misleading the chamber.”
Mr. Dubey stated in his letter that “Shri Rahul Gandhi, MP made certain unproven, incriminating and defamatory statements… against Prime Minister without giving advance notice while participating in the debate on the Motion of Thanks to the President’s Address in the Lok Sabha.”
He stated, “These statements are defamatory, indecent, unparliamentary, undignified and incriminatory in nature to the dignity of the House and Hon’ble Prime Minister being a Member of Lok Sabha.
“Rahul Gandhi has not provided any properly vetted documentation to back up his claims. Without any supporting documentation, he has thereby made a declaration that amounts to deceiving the House “Mr. Dubey penned.
“Along with being an obvious instance of contempt of the House, this behaviour is a blatant infringement of the privileges of the House and its members. Please take quick action against Shri Rahul Gandhi for violating House rules and showing contempt for the House, I beg you “Added he.
The Congressman, who just finished a 3,500-kilometer Bharat Jodo Yatra, accused PM Modi of assisting Gautam Adani’s business empire in a variety of industries. The accusation drew vehement denials from the governing BJP, which referred to the claims as irrational and reckless.
BJP officials like Kiren Rijiju and Mr. Dubey responded to Mr. Gandhi’s accusations by claiming that the Congress had actually favoured a number of industrial conglomerates, including the Tata, Birla, and Ambani families.
The BJP MP claimed that Mr. Adani gets along well with both Mamata Banerjee of West Bengal and Ashok Gehlot of Rajasthan.
The Hindenburg study, according to the Adani Group, is a “malicious blend of selected falsehoods and old, unfounded, and disproven charges that have been put to the test and dismissed by India’s highest courts.
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Because public sector organisations like the State Bank of India (SBI) and the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) have investments in the Adani Group, the opposition parties claim that the recent stock market collapse in Adani Group shares included public funds. According to the Adani group, all legal and transparency criteria have been met.
Protests related to the Hindenburg-Adani dispute have frequently caused disruptions in both houses of parliament.
