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Sir Protest: Opposition parties have made a plan that they will raise the issue of SIR on both inside and outside Parliament. Also, if needed, he will also march to the office of the Election Commission.
SIR Protest : The issue of SIR is constantly deepening and is echoing in Parliament from Bihar. Meanwhile, the parties of India block have decided that they will continue their protests inside and outside Parliament on the issue of SIR. Apart from this, the Election Commission is also considering the option to carry out march to the headquarters next week. On Thursday morning, India block held a meeting in which the issue raised the issue loudly. According to the information received by sources, the opposition parties agreed that the issue of special intensive revision (SIR) of the voter list in Bihar in the current monsoon session of Parliament is their priority and they also demanded discussion on it.
Plan made to take out march
He also said that the leaders of India Block are planning to march to the Election Commission office in the coming week. A senior opposition leader said that it was one of the best meetings in the block, where all parties had united. Another opposition leader said that MPs discussed campaigning to make people aware on this issue, using words like vote ban, vote theft and robbery of vote. At the same time, it was asked to submit documents to prove India’s citizenship under it.
Poor voters will remain deprived
In the meeting of India Block, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, TMC Rajya Sabha leader Derek O’Brien, DMK leader TR Balu and Triyuchi Shiva, Samajwadi Party leader Ram Gopal Yadav, Supriya Sule of NCP (SP), CPI (ML) John Britas and CPI of Liberation (ML) Raja Singh, KPP of CPI Senior leaders like Sandosh Kumar attended. At the same time, last week Derek O’Brien said that the opposition parties will discuss the option of organizing the siege of the Election Authority office. Let us know that in both the houses of Parliament so far, opposition parties have opposed many times and after this the issue of SIR has also been raised fiercely. Opposition parties have alleged that this process will be deprived of many people, especially poor people, who will not have documents sought by the Election Commission.
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