Nadda pointed to a pattern of erratic priorities, noting that Gandhi initially pushed for a debate on NEET, only to pivot toward the Ram Mandir Trust and later demand a statement from Home Minister Amit Shah regarding police conduct at Jantar Mantar. According to the Union Minister, these changing goalposts have paralyzed the House for 15 days, effectively stalling government business.
The confrontation intensified during today’s session as Nadda addressed allegations of gunfire during student protests at Jantar Mantar. Labeling the claims as unsubstantiated and misleading, he insisted the administration remains fully prepared to address the protest issue and respond to formal inquiries. Nadda urged the opposition to abandon obstructionist tactics and engage in constructive dialogue within the parliamentary framework instead of seeking headlines outside the chamber.




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