They will discuss with the public how the BJP Modi Government did not allow discussions on the burning issues and ran away from important questions in the Parliament.<\/p>\n
The BJP government in their refusal to answer questions about the Pegasus snoop gate is evoking the anger of the Opposition because apparently, the spyware sold to the government of India Pegasus was used to snoop on Indian journalists, ministers of the opposition party, activists.<\/p>\n
Pegasus was reportedly used to snoop on at least 300 Indian phone numbers that include over 40 senior journalists,\u00a0opposition leaders, government officials, and rights activists.<\/p>\n
A report published by The Wire said that the ‘leaked data includes the numbers of top journalists at big media houses like the Hindustan Times, including executive editor Shishir Gupta, India Today, Network18, The Hindu and Indian Express.<\/p>\n
Also, the BJP government refuses to push back the three farm laws as demanded by most of the Opposition party and due to this, the Opposition party in defiance is not allowing the Monsoon session to run.<\/p>\n
The United Opposition led by Rahul Gandhi will hold a people’s parliament in Vijay Chowk tomorrow on Thursday to discuss these pressing issues.<\/p>\n
Rahul Gandhi, top Congress leader is taking an active part in building up the Opposition unity and building a new image of a leader who is respected not just by his own party members, but also by those of other Opposition parties.<\/p>\n
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