Normal functioning was seen in both the houses of Parliament i.e. Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha today. However, the Lok Sabha was the most eyeing. The Waqf (Amendment) Bill was discussed in a tremendous manner amid the uproar of the opposition in the Lok Sabha. The ruling party where the benefits of the Waqf (Amendment) Bill were counting. So the opposition accused the government of targeting a particular community. Speakers like Home Minister Amit Shah, Tejashwi Surya, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Anurag Thakur gave their address on behalf of the government. The Congress had erected Gaurav Gogoi, KC Venugopal. Leaders like Akhilesh Yadav, Arvind Sawant, Srikanth Shinde also made a statement. Lalan Singh gave a tremendous speech on behalf of JDU.
Lok Sabha proceedings
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday accused the opposition in the Lok Sabha of threatening not to accept the proposed law on Waqf, but it would be a law passed by Parliament and will have to accept it all. He said that the fear is being spread for vote bank politics that the Waqf Bill is interfering in the religious matters of Muslims and the assets donated by them. Intervening in the discussion on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025 in the House, Shah clarified that it would not be implemented with pre -influence after taking the form of its law, while (by the opposition) Muslim brothers are being intimidated on this pretext. He said, “A member of the opposition party said that the minority community would not accept it.
Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) MP A.K. The king accused the government of conspiring to grab all Waqf’s properties in the country and said in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday that the government should not integrate religion and politics. Participating in the discussion on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill 2025 in the House, the king said that the government is conspiring to grab the entire property of Waqf in the country, as the government will control the concerned bodies through the amendment bill.
Describing the Waqf Amendment Bill as the “funeral of the politics of appeasement” of the Congress, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Anurag Thakur said in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday that it is clear from this bill that the country will run according to the constitution. Participating in the discussion on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, 2025 in the House, former Union Minister Thakur said that the time has come to change the Waqf as it has become the base of corruption and atrocities, India needs freedom from the fear of Waqf. Referring to the speech of his predecessor speaker and Congress MP Imran Masood, he said that the people of his party roam with a copy of the constitution, but do contradictory things.
Samajwadi Party (SP) MP Akhilesh Yadav said in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday that the government brought the Waqf (Amendment) Bill to expose its failure and it is the “political persistence” of the ruling BJP and “a new form of its communal politics”. Taking part in the discussion on the bill, he said that issues related to Waqf which were to be decided have not been given importance in this bill.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Ravi Shankar Prasad called Waqf a “statutory institution” instead of a religious institution and said in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday that if the backward Muslims are also being asked to give it a place through amendment in the current law, then what is the problem for opposition parties. Participating in the discussion on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill, he said that Waqf has eight lakh assets in the country, but how many of them have schools, hospitals, skill development centers opened, orphanages and widows or daughters were arranged to teach tailoring-embroidery? The BJP MP attacked the opposition parties and questioned, “If the funding of Waqf will be welfare, then what is the problem they have.
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi on Wednesday alleged in the Lok Sabha that the government is eyeing the land of a particular community. He claimed that there will be increased litigation in the country if the current Waqf law is amended. He started the discussion on the Waqf (Amendment) Bill in the House while he was not doing that amendment is not needed, but should be amended and “We are not against it.” Gogoi said, “Gogoi said,” It should be to strengthen the law but this bill will increase further problems in the country, masks will increase and the lawsuit will also increase. ” Attacking Rijiju, he said that he made political allegations in his speech and misled the House. The issue was seen on this issue between the ruling party and the members of the opposition.
Rajya Sabha proceedings
The Parliament on Wednesday approved an important bill related to the arrival of foreigners in India, stay and illegal exile in India and the government committed that no person who conspired against the country would not be allowed to live here. The Rajya Sabha passed the Bill 2025 on immigration and foreigners, after the reply of Minister of State for Home Nityanand Rai. The House rejected the amendments brought by the opposition members on the bill. This bill has been finally enforced in the Lok Sabha.
In the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) member Swati Maliwal demanded the regulation of e-rickshaws and said that the e-rickshaw, which has once been an affordable and environmentally friendly medium of transport, is causing many problems today. Raising this issue during the zero hour, Maliwal said that there are rules for auto rickshaws, taxis and cabs in the country, but due to lack of such rules for e-rickshaws, this medium of transport is creating chaotic situation today.
In the Rajya Sabha, a member of the Trinamool Congress accused the ruling BJP that instead of targeting West Bengal over Bangladeshi infiltrators, he should focus on Assam where it is a burning issue. He suggested a bill related to the immigration brought by the government to the Standing Committee of Parliament. Sushmita Dev of Trinamool Congress, while participating in the Bill on Immigration and Foreigners in the Upper House, claimed that the bill disperses the four laws related to illegal immigration, citizenship, exile, detained camps, voters and Aadhaar cards.
In the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday, a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party claimed that the Congress’s rule not having a strong immigration law promoted infiltration in the country which included terrorists and anti -national elements. He also said that making strict laws in the case of immigration is the demand of the hour. Rekha Sharma of BJP called it an important and courageous step and time demanding in the discussion being held on the Bill, 2025, immigration and foreigners in the upper house. He said that the provisions of this bill will help in protecting our boundaries, economy and rich culture “.
Accusing the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party -led NDA government of sheltering infiltrators and cheating banks and robbing the country of robbing the country, Aam Aadmi Party in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday questioned that Sanjay Singh of Aam Aadmi Party in Rajya Sabha questioned that such people have taken refuge abroad and why their (lion’s) passport is seized. Participating in the discussion held on immigration and foreign bill, 2025 in the upper house, Sanjay Singh of the Aam Aadam Party said that the security of the country is paramount and there should be no compromise.
The government said in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday that about one third of the special schools sanctioned to provide quality education to tribal students are closed due to incomplete buildings. The government said that the buildings could not be constructed due to non -availability of land, encroachment, legal disputes and non -permission to use forest land. The government has set a target to create 728 Eklavya Model Residential Schools to provide quality education to tribal children in remote areas, so that they can help to compete at the same level.
The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly on Wednesday unanimously passed a resolution requesting the Center to withdraw the Kachhativu island as a permanent solution to protect the traditional rights of fishermen of the state. The island was handed over to Sri Lanka. While presenting the proposal, Chief Minister MK Stalin said that it has become a habit of some political parties that they spread the wrong information that it was the state government which handed over Kachativu to Sri Lanka. He said, “Even the central government is making the same mistake. This is unfortunate and unacceptable. ”
