Winter session of Parliament or political war? Congress has prepared a long list of questions for PM Modi

News India Live, Digital Desk: The cold in Delhi is increasing, but the atmosphere inside the Parliament House is scorching. Winter session is going on and as expected, the opposition is in no mood to sit quietly. Even before Prime Minister Narendra Modi comes to the House to present his views or for discussion, Congress has raised a barrage of questions.

congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh And other senior leaders of the party have asked such questions to the Prime Minister on social media and on the floor of the House, the answers to which the public has also been searching for a long time.

“Give an account, not a speech.”

Congress clearly says that the Prime Minister often shows “golden dreams of the future” in his speeches or curses the history (Nehru-Gandhi family), but remains silent on the problems of the present.

Congress has cornered PM Modi on these important issues:

1. Skyrocketing inflation: Congress has asked how long should we wait for “good days”? The prices of tomatoes, onions and pulses are disappearing from the common man’s plate. Why doesn’t PM Modi say a word on this?
2. Unemployment crisis: Young people are roaming around with degrees. Government recruitments are put on hold or papers get leaked. Congress asked a direct question – “There was a promise of 2 crore jobs every year, where are those jobs?”
3. China on the border: This is an issue on which the government is often on the back foot. The opposition alleges that the situation on the border is serious, China is trying to occupy our land, but PM Modi is telling the country that “everything is fine”.
4. Farmers’ Income: There was a promise to “double farmers’ income by 2022”. Now 2025 is about to end, did the income double or did the costs double? Who will answer this?

‘screw’ on caste census

Amidst all this, Congress Caste Census The issue has also been raised vigorously. Rahul Gandhi and the entire Congress are demanding that there should be an X-ray in the country so that it can be known who has how much wealth and how much stake he has. Why doesn’t PM Modi clarify his position on this?

Will the House be allowed to function or will there be an uproar?

Seeing the way Congress has adopted an aggressive stance, it does not seem that this session will pass peacefully. Jairam Ramesh has clearly said that “The Prime Minister cannot run away from questions.” Now the ball is in PM Modi’s court. It will be interesting to see that when he stands up to speak in the House, will he give a “point-to-point” answer to these sharp questions of the opposition or will he question the opposition in his familiar style?

The public is watching everything. Parliament is not just a place for uproar, but a platform for fixing accountability, and Congress is using it in the same manner this time.