On Wednesday, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said that President Draupadi Murmu, who is from a tribal community, will comprehend the “serious” situation in the violently disturbed state of Manipur.
Senior opposition figures from the INDIA alliance are scheduled to meet the president at Rashtrapati Bhavan today and present her with a report on the state of affairs in the northeastern state, along with the 21 MPs who recently visited Manipur. We will meet with Madam President (Droupadi Murmu) today at 11.30 am to discuss the state of Manipur and our experiences while visiting the state, Kharge said.
The floor leaders and the 21-member delegation of opposition MPs who paid a two-day visit to Manipur will meet President Murmu and present her with a memo, according to the Congress chief. The opposition’s request for a discussion of the Manipur situation and the prime minister’s speech on the floor of parliament will both be factors in the meeting.
Prior to the start of the Monsoon Session, Prime Minister Modi had denounced a fictitious social media video that purported to show two women being stripped and paraded in their underwear. He promised that all those responsible would be found and prosecuted. Under Rule 267, the Opposition has insisted on a thorough discussion of the conflict-torn state.
