Opposition Members of Parliament, led by Rahul Gandhi, protested in the Parliament complex, criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his silence on the Gulf conflict and its potential impact on India’s economy and citizens abroad. The MPs highlighted concerns about surging energy costs affecting ordinary Indians and the plight of those stranded in the war-torn Gulf region. They emphasized the need for strong leadership to address the crisis and ensure the safety of Indian citizens.
Congress MP K. C. Venugopal shared details of the protest, expressing dissatisfaction with the Prime Minister’s response to the escalating Gulf crisis. He stressed the urgency of a parliamentary discussion on the issue, warning of serious consequences for India. Venugopal emphasized the need for decisive action to mitigate the impact of rising fuel prices and the energy crisis on the country.
Shashi Tharoor, another Congress leader, called for a comprehensive debate in Parliament, raising concerns about energy security and escalating fuel prices. He highlighted the challenges posed by disruptions in oil and gas supplies, emphasizing the need for a proactive government response to address the growing crisis. Tharoor underscored the importance of safeguarding India’s energy interests amid the evolving situation in the Gulf region.
Opposition leaders, including Manickam Tagore and Rajani Patil, criticized the government’s silence and lack of proactive measures in addressing the Gulf conflict. They demanded a detailed discussion in Parliament to address public concerns and ensure the safety and well-being of Indian citizens in the Gulf. The opposition parties reiterated the importance of a transparent and accountable government response to the escalating crisis in West Asia.
