‘ ₹9 crore spent a day to…’: Jagdambika Pal criticises Opposition's ‘immature’ behaviour in Lok Sabha — as it happened

In a recent session of the Lok Sabha, presiding officer Jagdambika Pal condemned the Opposition for its disruptive tactics, which he claimed were wasting taxpayers' money. Pal specifically highlighted the financial implications of the ongoing deadlock, revealing that an estimated ₹9 crore is spent daily on parliamentary proceedings. He characterized the Opposition's behavior as 'immature,' arguing that their demands were hindering legislative progress and effectively holding the House 'hostage.' The remarks come amidst growing tensions in the Parliament, as both sides grapple with critical issues that require timely attention. Critics of the Opposition's strategy suggest that a more constructive approach would benefit both the legislative process and the public interest. The session underscores the importance of cooperation in governance, especially as the government seeks to address pressing national concerns. Pal's comments reflect a broader frustration with political antics that divert attention from essential policy discussions and decision-making in the Lok Sabha.
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