Parliament ‌to Dedicate Extensive Time to Operation Sindoor and ‌Pahalgam Terror Attack debate

New⁤ Delhi: In a meaningful move‌ to address pressing national⁤ security concerns, both houses of Parliament ⁢are set to​ dedicate ⁤significant time to‌ a comprehensive discussion ‌on​ “Operation Sindoor” and the recent terror attack in Pahalgam. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju announced that the Lok Sabha will⁢ engage ‍in a 16-hour debate‌ on Operation Sindoor on Monday,‌ july 28, ​followed by a similar 16-hour ‍discussion ⁤in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday, July 29.

Extensive Parliamentary Deliberation Planned

The decision to allocate⁣ such extensive parliamentary time underscores ‍the gravity with which the ​government​ views these ⁣issues. “It has been⁢ reiterated⁢ that we are ready for a ⁤discussion on Operation Sindoor. It has been decided today that ⁢there will be a special discussion on the Pahalgam⁣ terror ‍attack and Operation Sindoor on Monday (28th July),” Rijiju informed media persons in the national capital.

Reports have also suggested⁢ the potential participation⁣ of Prime Minister Narendra ‌Modi in the debate on Operation Sindoor, indicating the high-level attention this operation commands.

Monsoon Session Challenges and Calls for Cooperation

The​ upcoming debates come amidst ​a backdrop of disruptions that have plagued the ongoing Monsoon ‍Session​ of Parliament. The⁢ Lok ⁣Sabha ⁤and Rajya Sabha have faced interruptions throughout the week, primarily ⁢due to opposition protests. The Lok Sabha ⁢was adjourned for the day on Friday amidst slogan-shouting and protests by⁣ opposition members in the well of the house.it is ⁢indeed scheduled to ‌reconvene on July‌ 28 at 11 AM.

“In the first week of the monsoon session of Parliament, we have been able to pass‌ onyl⁢ one bill… I urge​ all opposition parties not to disrupt ⁢the ⁣proceedings of Parliament,” Rijiju appealed, highlighting the need for‍ constructive engagement to ​ensure legislative business progresses.The Rajya Sabha also faced adjournments, with ‌its last adjournment at 2 ⁣PM. It‍ is indeed slated to⁣ resume on Monday at 11 AM.

Earlier, ‌Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Jagdambika Pal, who‌ was chairing the Lok Sabha, urged opposition​ members to maintain decorum and allow the introduction of private members’ bills for discussion.

Prior to its adjournment, the ⁤Lok Sabha ⁢had taken up for further ‍consideration and passing ‘The Readjustment of ⁤Depiction of Scheduled Tribes in Assembly Constituencies of the State of Goa Bill, 2024.’