Open to discuss important issues like Op Sindoor in Parliament, says Kiren Rijiju

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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju said on Sunday that the government is willing to hold discussions on important matters, including Operation Sindoor, during the monsoon session of Parliament starting Monday. At an all-party meeting, he emphasized the importance of cooperation between the government and Opposition for smooth parliamentary proceedings.

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00:00Now we are picking up a big breaking news that's also coming in at this given point.

00:04The government has come out to in fact hint that Prime Minister Modi is to lead the Pahalgam offensive.

00:12The government rejects opposition's Modi silent charge.

00:15Remember there was an all party meeting that took place and that meeting is now over.

00:19These are highlights we are bringing to you from that very meeting which we are given to understand at this point.

00:25The opposition seeks Pahalgam answers from the Prime Minister and has been seeking so.

00:30Mantri Kiran Rajiju, Parliamentary Affairs Minister, has said that the government is ready to answer them all.

00:38The government is ready for the monsoon session storm.

00:41Remember the monsoon session begins in the Parliament from Monday from tomorrow 21st of July itself.

00:48Modi Mantri speaks after all party meeting is what we are picking up at this point.

00:55This is the big breaking that we are bringing to you.

00:58Remember we are all bracing for a stormy session as the opposition has consistently said

01:03that they demand answers from the Prime Minister on the Pahalgam attack

01:09and several that's also rising especially from President Trump's comments on Operation Sindhu.

01:14All of that but right now let's quickly take a look at what Kiran Rajiju exactly had to say about this matter.

01:21We are very open to discussion on important issues like Operation Sindhu related to all the incidents right from the attack in the Pahalgam.

01:37These are issues of great national importance.

01:41Government is not shying away from discussion.

01:44The only thing I am saying is we will discuss under certain rules, certain procedure with a convention which is there before us.

01:56So government will never shy away from discussion unless it is prevented under certain rules or under certain provision.

02:05One of the countries that are operating in the province of the engines,

02:15there will be no longer in the UK or the Sahaja Rajiju.

02:20They will say that the government, I will say that the government of the staats are not directed at it,

02:23because today they are in the UK, they will say that the government of the State who are culpable,

02:25there will be some of the government that goes for the government.

02:26We live in the parliament, we live in the chamber, in the chamber, in the chamber, in the

02:35chamber.

02:36And when the church is in Mehtapur, the Prime Minister is coming.

02:41Therefore, the parliament's system, you want to divert the Prime Minister, don't

02:51do that, don't do that.

02:53Piyush Mishra joins us on the broadcast to bring us more details and set these remarks

03:00into context at this point.

03:01Piyush, a very good afternoon to you.

03:03You know, every session, before the session, we see the Prime Minister addressing everybody

03:11and that's where he sets this very tone that the opposition needs to keep their calm, needs

03:17to cooperate.

03:18But I would say at this given point, we have seen an instance of that already in this

03:23all-party meeting.

03:24When we speak of the Pehlgaam attack, when we speak of Operation Sindhol, questions have

03:28been mounting since day one, in the aftermath of this operation.

03:33And now it's knocking the parliament session's doors, is what we see.

03:40Well, certainly Shriya, and tomorrow is the day when Prime Minister is going to speak at,

03:44you know, early in the morning before the session begins.

03:46And he usually gives a media bite right outside the parliament where he sets the tone.

03:51He requests opposition to let the parliament function smoothly.

03:54He also says that the government is very much ready to discuss all the issues which opposition

03:58is going to raise, but within the given timeframe and also the given rules and procedures.

04:06After that, we can expect the ruckus to take place in parliament because one thing is very

04:11clear that the opposition wants the Prime Minister to speak there at the floor of the house

04:15in Lok Sabha and also in Raji Sabha and respond on the questions which Vipaksha, which

04:21opposition wants to seek answers on the issue of either Operation Sindhol or on the

04:26Pelagam to the attack. Opposition is also requesting the government to once or two

04:32have Mdabas bin crash, also on the issue of inflation, on the farmers' issues.

04:36There are multiple issues which the opposition is raising and that's what the opposition is

04:41demanding, that Prime Minister must speak there at the floor of the house.

04:45To this demand, now the Union of Parliamentary Affairs, the Minister's community has made it

04:49very clear that whenever a parliament session takes place, whenever it is underway,

04:54Prime Minister is always present in the house and if it is necessary, he also replies that

04:59Right, Piyush. So, a stormy session at this given point is what we are expecting, we would

05:04say. Piyush, thank you for bringing us all those details.

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