‘Intensive revision of voter list in Bihar is not an issue, opposition is doing drama’- JDU

Union Minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh ‘Lalan’ on Monday alleged that the opposition was doing ‘drama’. Operation is not allowing the issue of vermilion to be discussed in the Lok Sabha. He also said that the special intensive revision (SIR) of the voter list in Bihar is ‘no issue’. He made this comment on a day when the opposition created a ruckus demanding a discussion on the SIR issue in both the houses of Parliament, which disrupted the proceedings.

Opposition is hinder in the House- Lalan Singh

BJP’s ally Janata Dal (United) leader Lalan Singh emphasized that there is no issue of law and order in Bihar. When asked about the disruption in the Lok Sabha, he said, ‘The government is ready to discuss all issues in the House. It was a major event (operation vermilion), but the opposition is hindering the discussion by doing unnecessary plays. Democracy works on the basis of discussion, not on drama.

Opposition’s intention to make democracy a joke – Lalan Singh

Discussion on Operation Sindoor was listed in the Lok Sabha but members of the opposition were demanding a discussion on SIR. However, the discussion on Operation Sindoor began later in the House. Singh said, “The intention of the opposition is to make fun of democracy, this is what he is doing.”

Sir nothing

The opposition is demanding a discussion on SIR and says that under this process, the names of many eligible people will be removed from the voter list. When asked about this, the JD (U) leader said, ‘What is SIR? This is nothing. It is made by the opposition. ‘

BJP MP expressed concern over sir

JD (U), who is involved in the Bharatiya Janata Party -led National Democratic Alliance (NDA), has supported SIR, however, some party leaders have questioned the exercise. Party MP from Banka Girdhari Yadav is among those leaders who have expressed concern about SIR. The party has issued a show cause notice to its MP in this regard.

Lalan Singh also spoke on Bihar’s law and order

When asked about the law and order situation in the state after the alleged incident of rape in an ambulance in Gaya, Bihar, JD (U) leader Singh said that ‘incidents can happen anywhere. This is not a matter of law and order, events can happen anywhere. There is a huge difference between any incident and law and order. Those who are involved in such incidents are caught within 24 to 36 hours. (With language input)