Amid Suspension Spree, Opposition Asks Why No Action Against Two BJP MPs
NDTV
Ramesh Bidhuri had used communal and derogatory language for Amroha MP Danish Ali. Pratap Simha's office had assigned a visitor pass to one of the two Parliament intruders
Amid the massive row over the suspension spree of MPs over their conduct in the House, Opposition parties have questioned why two BJP members in Lok Sabha have not faced any action yet despite being at the centre of huge controversies. 141 MPs have been suspended because they wanted a statement from the Home Minister on the grave security breach.6 intruders have been booked under anti-terror, UAPA law.The BJP MP who facilitated the entry of the intruders, remains scot-free and has not yet been questioned.… The entire Modi ecosystem now being galvanised on the so-called mimicry non-issue, while it remains silent on the real issue of why and how a BJP MP from Mysuru facilitated entry of two intruders into Lok Sabha on December 13th — who are now charged under the anti-terror law…
These two BJP MPs are Ramesh Bidhuri and Pratap Simha. While Mr Bidhuri had used communal and derogatory language for Amroha MP Danish Ali, Mr Simha's office had assigned a visitor pass to one of the intruders who trespassed into the Lok Sabha chamber last week.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said in a post on X that 141 MPs have been suspended because they wanted a statement from Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the security breach and six intruders have been booked under an anti-terror law.
