Asaduddin Owaisi: Today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will respond to the no-confidence motion brought by the opposition parties due to the violence in Manipur. Congressman Gaurav Gogoi started the discussion on the no-confidence motion on Tuesday. Leaders from the administration and opposition engaged in heated debates about the ethnic clashes in Manipur over the course of the past two days in Parliament. In his first address in the House after being reinstated as an MP, Rahul Gandhi, the head of the Congress, unleashed a harsh attack on the government on Wednesday, accusing it of “dividing” Manipur into two sections. His claim that the BJP had “murdered” India through its tactics in the northeastern state infuriated numerous party members.
Owaisi Highlights Concerns of Hate Climate and Border Issue During No-Confidence Motion Debate
Asaduddin Owaisi, the head of AIMIM, claimed on Thursday that a climate of hatred was being fostered in the nation and brought up the violence in Haryana, stating that Muslims were being targeted in Nuh. He also brought up the border problem, requesting that the government speak up and “throw China out of the country.”
Moitra Slams BJP’s Handling of Manipur Unrest
Mahua Moitra, an MP for the Trinamool Congress (TMC), criticised the BJP administration on Thursday for how it handled the unrest in Manipur, calling it the “biggest failure” of the two-engine government. She claimed that the no-confidence vote was introduced not to overthrow the government numerically but rather to end the prime minister’s “silence” on the issue. According to Moitra, no state had experienced this level of violence in the previous few decades. TMC MP Mahua Moitra criticised the BJP government for the violence in Manipur, claiming that such ethnic violence had not been seen in any state for many years. “Six thousand five hundred FIRs in three months, which state has seen this? Four thousand houses destroyed, sixty thousand people displaced, which state has seen this?” she said during the no-confidence motion debate in Lok Sabha.
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