Sanjay Raut Tells Amit Shah to Shed Fear Amid Parliamentary Standoff

Raut’s remarks come as a direct rebuttal to accusations that the opposition is intentionally blocking Shah from addressing Parliament. Instead, the leader insisted that his party is eager for a confrontation on the floor, provided the discussion centers on legitimate grievances. High on the agenda are the allegations concerning theft at the Ram Temple and the controversial use of pellet guns against children, both of which have effectively paralyzed legislative business for weeks.

Invoking the legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Raut suggested that the Home Minister should strive to emulate the decisiveness of his predecessor rather than retreat behind political maneuvering. He also swiped at recent comments by Dharmendra Pradhan regarding unrest in Jharkhand and the ongoing NEET examination crisis, asserting that such regional challenges fall squarely within the jurisdiction of state governments rather than the central cabinet.