New Delhi [India], After the Lok Sabha was adjourned till Monday and there was no discussion on the NEET issue, Bharatiya Janata Party MP-actress Kangana Ranaut hit out at opposition leaders and said their conduct was not appropriate. ,
"You saw their conduct there. The Speaker also scolded them...but it seems they (the opposition) are not ready to listen to anyone. We have come here for the first time and are shocked by what happened... Kangana Ranaut said, 'It is good to see them not allowing anyone to speak. They are acting arbitrarily by forgetting the discussion on the motion of thanks on the President's address... I do not think such behavior should be acceptable. '
Speaking on the same, Union Minister Ramdas Athawale also criticized the opposition and said that there is no need to create ruckus as the Center has already initiated action in this regard.
"Dharmendra Pradhan has set up an inquiry and re-examination has also been scheduled. If he wants a discussion on NEET, he should first participate in the discussion on the President's address. But he is avoiding the rules by demanding a discussion on NEET. Have been." , I think they don't want the House to move,'' he said.
"You saw their conduct there. The Speaker also scolded them...but it seems they (the opposition) are not ready to listen to anyone. We have come here for the first time and are shocked by what happened... Kangana Ranaut said, 'It is good to see them not allowing anyone to speak. They are acting arbitrarily by forgetting the discussion on the motion of thanks on the President's address... I do not think such behavior should be acceptable. '
Speaking on the same, Union Minister Ramdas Athawale also criticized the opposition and said that there is no need to create ruckus as the Center has already initiated action in this regard.
"Dharmendra Pradhan has set up an inquiry and re-examination has also been scheduled. If he wants a discussion on NEET, he should first participate in the discussion on the President's address. But he is avoiding the rules by demanding a discussion on NEET. Have been." , I think they don't want the House to move,'' he said.
