A group of Opposition MPs, including prominent figures like Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, gathered at the Parliament complex wearing black attire to denounce police brutality. They criticized the government’s handling of student protests and raised slogans against perceived insensitivity. The MPs, representing parties like Congress, Samajwadi Party, and Trinamool Congress, united in solidarity against what they termed as excessive police force.
The demonstration stemmed from recent events where the MPs were forcibly removed from a protest outside the Prime Minister’s residence. The Opposition leaders, advocating for the Education Minister’s resignation over NEET paper leaks, faced police intervention. Congress MPs strongly condemned the government’s actions, likening the situation to an “undeclared emergency.” The escalating tensions have disrupted Parliamentary proceedings, highlighting the deepening divide between the Opposition and the government.
The protest, marked by MPs dressed in black, symbolized a collective stand against perceived injustices and authoritarian measures. Lawmakers expressed concerns over the government’s response to dissent and the use of force against peaceful demonstrators. The ongoing rift between the ruling party and the Opposition, exacerbated by the handling of the student protest issue, has further polarized the political landscape.
