What happened in Parliament? Varsha Gaikwad finally revealed the truth about Congress's attack on Modi

A different controversy has arisen in the ongoing budget session of Parliament. Some sources in the Lok Sabha Secretariat claimed that a conspiracy to attack Prime Minister Narendra Modi is being hatched by the Congress. This allegation has heated up the political atmosphere, and it is also being said that the Prime Minister avoided speaking in the discussion on the President's address for this reason. However, the Congress has completely denied all these allegations. To clarify this matter, Congress MP Varsha Gaikwad interacted with the press.

Varsha Gaikwad said that ruling party MPs are allowed to speak freely in Parliament. But when opposition leader Rahul Gandhi starts speaking on national security or Chinese intrusion, his mic is turned off. We protested against this, she clarified.

She further said, "We have full faith in parliamentary democracy and the Constitution. The Congress party believes in the path of non-violence. We did not go to create any chaos in Parliament, we just held a banner peacefully."

She also reacted to the discussion about bangles. "Wearing bangles is not a crime, and if a banner causes so much fear, then the government should ask itself that question," she added.