Amidst the uproar in Parliament, MP actress Kangana Ranaut said that it cannot be decided by putting pressure on the government as to who should be kept on the post. He advocated discussion in Parliament.
The statement of BJP MP and actress Kangana Ranaut has become a topic of discussion amid the uproar in Parliament on the very first day of the monsoon session. He said that the government elected by the people has the right to decide how the government will be run and who should be kept in office. Kangana raised questions on the opposition’s protests and said that Parliament is the right platform to debate public issues and demand answers from the government. He says that instead of creating ruckus, discussion should be held within the House as per the rules, so that meaningful dialogue can be held on issues related to the public.
What did Kangana Ranaut say on the uproar in Parliament?
Kangana Ranaut said that the purpose of Parliament is to discuss public issues in detail and fix accountability from the government. He said, “Our parliamentary session is so that we can discuss all the issues in detail and the government is accountable for everything. That is its purpose. We want the session to go on and they should raise their questions there. But if they create ruckus and chaos there too, as is happening in this protest, then it is not right.”
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What did you say about putting pressure on the government?
Kangana Ranaut said that by putting pressure on any government, it cannot be decided who should be removed from the post and who should be kept. He said, “You cannot put pressure on the government and decide who to remove and who to keep. It is not right to create such pressure.” He further said, “The government elected by the people has the right to decide how the government will be run. If you have so much confidence in what you say, then contest the elections yourself.”
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What happened in Parliament on the first day of monsoon session?
Lok Sabha proceedings began on the first day of the monsoon session with tributes to former MPs. After this, the opposition MPs started raising slogans demanding discussion on the alleged NEET exam controversy and the alleged donation embezzlement case related to Ram Temple. In view of the situation, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla appealed to the members several times to cooperate in running the House. He said, “Please sit in your seats. Cooperate in running the House.” However, as the uproar continued, the proceedings were adjourned till 12 noon.
What issues did the opposition want discussed?
Before the start of the monsoon session, opposition parties including Congress had said that they would demand a discussion in Parliament on the NEET-UG 2026 controversy and the alleged donation embezzlement case related to Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. On the first day, sharp political statements were seen inside and outside the House regarding this issue.