In the monsoon session of Parliament starting from July 18, the ground has been prepared for the confrontation between the government and the opposition on the Nupur Sharma episode. Till Monday, 35 MPs of the government and opposition in Lok Sabha alone have raised questions related to the Home Ministry in the context of Nupur’s remarks against Prophet Mohammad and the controversy arising out of it.
Apart from this, some members have also raised questions related to the Law Ministry on the observations of a two-member bench of the Supreme Court during the hearing of Nupur’s petition. According to sources, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has asked questions regarding Nupur’s remarks regarding her non-arrest despite the Supreme Court’s observations.
The ruling party MPs have asked the question in the context of the killing of one person each in Rajasthan and Maharashtra after posts made on social media in support of this remark. Till Monday, about 950 questions have been raised by the MPs in the Lok Sabha.
There are 135 questions related to the Ministry of Home Affairs. In the questions related to this ministry, information has been sought about the reasons for not forming the committee even after months of the government’s announcement on other issues including conversion and minimum support price.
135 questions related to home ministry
Strong comments of a two-member bench of the Supreme Court in the Nupur case will also become an issue in this session. In this case both the parties have raised questions. On behalf of a member of the ruling party, the government’s opinion has been sought on the remarks of the Supreme Court. It is noteworthy that the Law Minister has assured to take up the issue at an appropriate forum. A total of 135 questions related to the Ministry of Home Affairs have been raised in the Lok Sabha. In which there are many controversies.
Khadim of Ajmer Dargah gave the lure of giving property to the one who brought Nupur’s head
The process of threatening Nupur Sharma continues. Allegedly a Khadim of Ajmer Dargah has announced to give his house and property to the person who brought Sharma’s head. A case has been registered against Khadim for uploading a video of threatening and uploading it on social media. Police is looking for the accused.
A person lodged a complaint against Salman Chishti on Monday night at the Dargah police station. In the video, he is seen claiming that he will hand over his house to the one who brought Nupur Sharma’s head. In the video, Chishti said, he would have shot Prophet Mohammad for insulting him.
There is also a possibility of uproar on Agneepath
In the matter of the new policy of recruitment in the army (Agneepath scheme), so far 13 questions have been raised by the government and the opposition in the Lok Sabha. While raising questions on this plan, the opposition has sought information about its reasons. At the same time, information has been sought from the ruling party regarding the facts which came in the investigation of the violence against this plan. Significantly, there were agitations against this scheme in many states including Bihar, Uttar Pradesh. The BJP then accused the opposition of misleading the youth regarding this scheme.
AIMIM will remain aggressive
AIMIM will play an aggressive role in Parliament in Nupur case. Both party MPs Owaisi and Waris Pathan have raised questions related to this episode. Party sources say that in this matter, an adjournment motion will be brought in the Lok Sabha continuously. Discussion will also be sought on this.
Amravati massacre: Killers wanted to kill Kolhe on June 20 only
There has been a big disclosure in the case of Umesh Kolhe in Amravati, Maharashtra. Investigation has revealed that the killers wanted to carry out the crime on the night of June 20 but they could not succeed in this plan. In the police investigation, it has come to light that the entire plan was ready to kill Umesh Kolhe on June 20.
The accused had an idea that Kolhe would close the shop at 10 pm, but that day they closed their medical store early and went home. Therefore the murder could not be carried out on that day. At the same time, earlier Shoaib Khan, accused of slitting the neck of Umesh Kolhe, was scared of allegedly killing him on June 19.
Seven accused on remand of NIA
The Amravati court has remanded all the seven accused in the murder case of chemist Umesh Kolhe to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on four-day remand. According to the police, the agency can now present the accused in a Mumbai court on July 8. Police Commissioner Arti Singh said, Amravati Police has found links between social media posts in support of former BJP spokesperson Nupur Sharma and Umesh’s murder.
Expansion
In the monsoon session of Parliament starting from July 18, the ground has been prepared for the confrontation between the government and the opposition on the Nupur Sharma episode. Till Monday, 35 MPs of the government and opposition in Lok Sabha alone have raised questions related to the Home Ministry in the context of Nupur’s remarks against Prophet Mohammad and the controversy arising out of it.
Apart from this, some members have also raised questions related to the Law Ministry on the observations of a two-member bench of the Supreme Court during the hearing of Nupur’s petition. According to sources, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has asked questions regarding Nupur’s remarks regarding her non-arrest despite the Supreme Court’s observations.
The ruling party MPs have asked the question in the context of the killing of one person each in Rajasthan and Maharashtra after posts made on social media in support of this remark. Till Monday, about 950 questions have been asked by the MPs in the Lok Sabha.
There are 135 questions related to the Ministry of Home Affairs. In the questions related to this ministry, information has been sought about the reasons for not forming the committee even after months of the government’s announcement on other issues including conversion and minimum support price.
