Can’t debate sensitive matters in Parliament: Sharad Pawar | India News

Sharad Pawar (File picture)

MUMBAI: A day after Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge, chief of opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut demanded a particular session of Parliament to debate Pahalgam terror assault and Operation Sindoor, NCP-SP president Sharad Pawar stated as a substitute of a particular session, NDA govt ought to convene an all-party assembly to take inventory of the scenario, studies Prafulla Marpakwar.“I am not opposed to the idea of a special session of Parliament. However, sensitive and serious matters of national interest should not be debated publicly in Parliament,” Pawar stated.In the aftermath of the assault and Operation Sindoor, a number of opposition members had known as for a particular session. They have now demanded a dialogue on the cessation of hostilities, which was introduced first by Washington DC and later by govts of India and Pakistan.“In larger interest of the country, it will be appropriate if an all-party meeting is convened, so that the deliberations are kept private,” Pawar instructed media individuals.Pawar felt that the central govt ought to invite all senior army officers and transient the leaders of opposition on the present scenario. A former defence minister, Pawar raised an objection over the intervention of US President Donald Trump.Besides Pawar, a number of thinkers and opposition members focused the Narendra Modi govt. “It was wrong on the part of Donald Trump to interfere in the internal matters of India. As per the Simla pact, we are in a position to resolve our own disputes,” Pawar stated.