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Opposition MPs submit notices in Parliament demanding discussion on SIR issue
The opposition leader said that he has stated in the notice that practice requires people to provide citizenship evidence, which is an ultra virus of the Constitution.
He has also mentioned that EC’s move may potentially violate the rights of Parliament as Article 11 gives Parliament the right to regulate the right to citizenship by law.
India block parties are demanding discussion on the head and staged several protests inside and outside Parliament during the ongoing monsoon session.
The opposition is also planning to carry out a March for the Election Commission of India next week.
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav took a sharp job in the Election Commission of India (ECI) on Saturday, claiming that the Lok Sabha leader of Rahul Gandhi’s voter Adhikar Yatra in Bihar had motivated the election body to pass through his edition of a special review.
Speaking at Patna Airport before its departure, the former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister commented, “Voter Abhikar Yatra has done one head of the Election Commission itself. EC was busy making things easier (Jugad) For BJP, but despite this, the party is ready to defeat in Bihar assembly elections. ,
Akhilesh joined the journey in Saran on Saturday, addressing a joint rally with Rahul Gandhi and RJD leader Tejashvi Yadav and visited RJD patron Lalu Prasad at his residence in Patna.
Talking to reporters after the meeting, he said, “I am confident that Tejashvi will form the next government in Bihar. I cannot be in power in power in the present, but I will try to help them by sharing my experiences.”
Responding to the BJP’s criticism that India block is opposing the special amendment of the electoral roll as it wants to protect illegal immigrants and ‘foreign’ voters, the SP leader gave a befitting reply, “In our state, we have an immigrant (we have an immigrant (Gratitude) As Chief Minister. ,
His comment was directed at Yogi Adityanath, who is originally from Uttarakhand, who settled in Gorakhpur and became the head of a major religious institution.
The journey was not without controversy. A video allegedly showed a clearly against Prime Minister Modi in Darbhanga, which inspires the BJP protests and struggle with Congress workers in Patna. The Congress accused the BJP of attacking its Sadakat Ashram headquarters.
Addressing a rally in Araha, Rahul Gandhi called the journey a “revolution”, to ensure that no vote is stolen, warning that “if your vote is stolen, you will be robbed for your future.” He repeatedly criticized the Center, alleging that PM Modi and BJP-RSS serve elite interests, while Mahatma Gandhi and Babasaheb emphasize the constitutional rights of votes contained by Ambedkar.
During the journey, Rahul Gandhi adopted local symbols, wearing a white T-shirt, cargo pants, and “Gamcha” like many residents of rural Bihar. The yatra started from Sasram on 17 August and Aurangabad, Gaya, Nawada, Nalanda, Lakhisarai, Munger, Bhagalpur, Katiyar, Purnia, Araria, Supaul, Madhubani, Darbhanga, Sitamari, East and West Champaran, Gopalganj, Gopalganj, Saiwan, Saiwan, Saiwan, Siavan, Saiwan, Saiwan, Gopalgana,
With PTI input
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Tianjin for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit (31 August -September), which is the first visit to China in more than seven years. For Beijing, hosting the largest SCO summit in history is another chance to show their global clouts, with the presence of more than 20 leaders and 10 international organizations.
For Modi, however, time can hardly be more embarrassing. Their relations with US President Donald Trump are sour, India has punished the American tariff and stressing is flowing in its neighborhood – an hostile Pakistan and a unstable Bangladesh to a Nippi China to its borders.
Modi’s Tianjin Yatra is being introduced by New Delhi as a sign of India’s multiplication, but it is unlikely to get any strategic benefits from China and Russia, nor does it bring any relief from Trump’s enmity. Instead, it can make India more isolated, captured between Washington’s anger and Beijing’s mistrust.
SCO, SCO established by six Eurasian states in 2001 – China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, is largely a Chinese initiative, in which Beijing has played a major role in shaping its direction. Through the SCO, China has estimated its version of ‘Beijing Consciousness’ in Central Asia and used equalization as an engine of economic expansion and a mechanism for safety cooperation.
Under President Xi Jinping, SCO has expanded the realm and membership. In 2017, India and Pakistan became full members; Iran joined in 2023; Belarus chased in 2024. What started as a regional platform has now become a diverse group in Eurasia, South Asia and even parts of Europe.
With this growth, the SCO represents about half of the world’s population and a quarter of the global GDP. It has developed into a transcontinental organization from a regional security club. For China, this expansion fulfills the double objective of strengthening its impact in Central Asia and using SCOs as a platform, which projects itself as a global South champion and is an alternative to western-laid institutions.
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