A number of opposition parties will collectively give a notice for a no-confidence motion against the Modi government in Parliament’s Monsoon Session, said Congress on Tuesday.
Mallikarjun Kharge, Senior Congress leader, in a press conference, said, “All opposition parties have come to a consensus to move the Vote of No-Confidence Motion in the session.”
Kharge said opposition parties will demand grant of special status to Andhra Pradesh, apart from raising issues such as lynchings, atrocities against women and Dalits and dilution of a law meant for SCs.
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“Monsoon session of the Parliament commences tomorrow. To make this session a success, we will support the govt. We hope we will be allowed to bring up important issues of the nation,” the Congress leader said.
“Lynching, cow vigilantism and felicitating lynchers has become a norm across the country. We want to discuss this issue during this session,” he further added.
The Monsoon Session will commence on Wednesday and will end on August 10. It will have 18 sittings.