The second phase of the budget session of Parliament is going to start from Monday. With the beginning of the session, a big statement is going to come from the government regarding the ongoing situation in West Asia and the safety of Indians living in Gulf countries. Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar will give a detailed statement on this issue in Parliament. It is believed that during this time the opposition will also raise many questions from the government.
Jaishankar’s statement on the situation in West Asia
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar will give a statement on the current situation in West Asia in both the houses of Parliament on Monday. This statement is being considered important because a large number of Indian citizens work in Gulf countries and in view of the current situation, concerns are being raised about their safety. Through this statement, the government can give information about the security of Indians and the government’s strategy.
Chances of conflict in the second phase of the budget session
The second phase of Parliament is likely to be quite turbulent. There may be conflict between the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the opposition on many issues. Among these, the no-confidence motion brought against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, the crisis in West Asia and the India-America trade agreement are prominent.
Issue of oil supply and oil purchases from Russia
The opposition is also preparing to corner the government on the decision in which the US administration has given India permission to buy oil from Russia for 30 days. This decision is being discussed globally amid the fear of oil supply being affected by the Strait of Hormuz, which is controlled by Iran. This sea route is considered important for supplying about a quarter of the world’s oil.
NDA’s attack on insulting the President
On the other hand, the ruling party is also preparing to attack the opposition over the alleged insult to the President. Prime Minister Modi has described the protocol controversy during Draupadi Murmu’s visit to West Bengal as ‘shameful and unprecedented’. He held the state government responsible for this.
Rahul Gandhi targeted the foreign policy of the government
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has also criticized the foreign policy of the government. He says that India’s foreign policy should be based on the country’s history, geography and values ​​of truth and non-violence, but this is not visible in the current situation.
The session will continue till April 2
This session of Parliament will continue till April 2. During this period, the government has to pass the Finance Bill and demands for grants of various ministries. However, the government has not yet announced its complete legislative agenda for this session.
