The TRS party has decided to boycott the President’s speech in Parliament in protest of the central government’s stance on Telangana.Telangana CM KCR party MPs have been directed to fight hard in Parliament.
He suggested that the bicameral parliament should be frozen for state rights and due funds.Protests have been ordered since Monday.
KCR said that there was no support from the centre to the state.
Center to come down if there is injustice to the state in the budget.
CM KCR who presented the report with 23 items finalized the strategies to be followed in the Parliament sessions.During the TRS parliamentary party meeting which lasted for almost five and a half hours, CM KCR made several suggestions to the MPs.
KCR told the MPs that there was no compromise on the funds due to the state and the benefits due.He wanted to fight fiercely in both houses for issues, funds and rights related to the state.In particular, reports were made to MPs on the guarantees in the Partition Act, pending issues, and the share of funds due to the state.KCR explained to the MPs the fighting style to be followed at the centre.
KCR ordered to protest strongly in both the Houses of Parliament against the amendment in the Civil Services Rules.
Parliamentary budget sessions are set to begin on Monday.
The President will address the joint sittings in the Central Hall on Monday, January 31, 2022 at 11 am.All arrangements have been made for this.He will continue his talk on the steps being taken by the government for the country’s progress, including the country’s development and government welfare schemes.After the President’s speech, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will introduce the 2021-22 Economic Survey in the Lok Sabha.
