'Mann Ki Baat Parliament Edition': TMC's Derek O'Brien Takes A Dig At Modi, Poses Three Questions

Derek O'Brien said that PM Modi should tell that why are opposition MPs denied basic rights like voting, and discussions.

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 05 Feb 2024 01:57 PM (IST)

'Mann Ki Baat Parliament Edition': TMC's Derek O'Brien Takes A Dig At Modi, Poses Three Questions 'Mann Ki Baat Parliament Edition': TMC's Derek O'Brien Takes A Dig At Modi, Poses Three Questions

TMC Leader Derek O'Brien.

Source : PTI

Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Derek O'Brien on Monday took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, stating that PM will be delievering a "Mann Kei Baat: Parliament Edition," in which he should tell that why he has not answered any question in the Lok Sabha. He further stated that PM Modi should also tell that why are opposition MPs denied basic rights like voting, and discussions.

Taking to X, Derek O'Brien stated: "PM Modi will deliver MANN KI BAAT PARLIAMENT EDITION. Deep Dark Chamber Special. In 2 speeches will he tell us : Why has PM not answered a single Q in Parl?, With 290 MPs why no LS Deputy Speaker in 5yrs?, and Why are Oppn MPs denied basic rights: voting, discussion?"

PM @narendramodi will deliver MANN KI BAAT PARLIAMENT EDITION. Deep Dark Chamber Special.
In 2 speeches will he tell us :

👉Why has PM not answered a single Q in Parl?
👉With 290 MPs why no LS Deputy Speaker in 5yrs?
👉Why are Oppn MPs denied basic rights: voting, discussion?
— Derek O'Brien | ডেরেক ও'ব্রায়েন (@derekobrienmp) February 5, 2024

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