Rashtriya Janata gave Leader and Rajya Sabha MP Manoj K. Jha. File | Photo Credit: SHASHI SHEKHAR KASHYAP
In the middle of the growing choir for a special meeting of Parliament on the terrorist attack Pahalgam, head of Rashtriya Janata Dal, leader and Rajya Sabha MP Manoj K. Jha in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modim on Monday (April 28, 2025) called him to meet for the attack and his wide immisestines and his wide immise.
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Parliament, claimed, stands as the highest “forum for democratic expression”. “In moments of such deep national pain, it is in parliament that anxiety, hoping and determination of people must find their most full voice,” Jha wrote.
Mr. Jha said that the meeting is necessary to give up “cordial honor” by the victims of the attack of Pahalgam, honoring their memory and re -confirm our shared commitment to the ideals of unity, justice and peace.
RJD Rajya Sabha MP Manoj Jha (@Manojkjhad) writes the premiere of Narendra modim (@Narendramodi), requests for a special meeting of parliament to resolve the challenges of national unity and security of citizens in connection with the terrorist attack of Pahalgam. pic.twitter.com/vvdawm4lfk
– Press TRUST INDIA (@PTI_NEWS) 28 April 2025
“In moments like these, it is essential that the government will take the nation and its chosen representatives for full confidence. Transparent dialogue and open involvement across political lines strengthen people’s trust in a democratic institution and strengthen the collective determination needed to overcome adversity,” he said.
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Special session, said Mr. Jha, would send a powerful and reassuring message that our democracy remains resistant. “I ask you to convene a special meeting of parliament, devote solely an open and principled discussion of the attack of Pahalgam and its wider consequences for the safety, well -being and aspiration of the Indian people,” he wrote.
Published – April 28, 2025 20:15
