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Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary, agitated over the suspension of the Lok Sabha, said- 'If needed, I can go to the Supreme Court'

News On Time Desk 12 August 2023

After the suspension of Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Ranjan Chowdhary, on Friday, the last day of the monsoon session, the Congress leader on Saturday held a press conference on his suspension and pointed fingers at the Modi government. At the end of the monsoon session of Parliament, Congress party leader Adhir Ranjan held a press conference along with party spokesperson Pawan Kheda. During this, he said that if needed, I can go to the Supreme Court.

Giving a statement on an issue, Congress leader and lawyer Manish Tiwari said that he will appeal in the Supreme Court regarding the suspension of Adhir Ranjan. In this regard, the Congress leader himself said that if needed, I can go to the Supreme Court.

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary told the media that we have asked the Prime Minister to give a statement on Manipur in the Parliament. We want the Parliament to function properly. When we were not heard, we had to resort to a no-confidence motion as a last resort to ensure that the Prime Minister spoke in Parliament. He further said that they (BJP) were passing the bill in Parliament when the no-confidence debate was pending. The opposition did not even get a chance to present its opinion on many bills.

Adhir Ranjan was suspended from the Lok Sabha for his misbehavior during the recent Monsoon Session of Parliament which ended on Thursday.