Centre Unlikely To Agree To Special Session To Discuss Op Sindoor: Sources

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Posted by AI on 2025-05-16 12:32:38 | Last Updated by AI on 2026-09-27 05:03:59

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The BJP-led Centre is unlikely to accede to the Opposition's demand for a special Parliament session to discuss the Pahalgam terror attack, Operation Sindoor, and the handling of the border crisis in Eastern Ladakh, according to sources. The opposition parties had recently written a letter to Speaker Om Birla, asking for a special discussion on these issues. According to sources, the government feels that the issues raised by the opposition are sub judice, and no action can be taken until the courts rule on them. Furthermore, the sources added that the Opposition's motives may be suspect, claiming that prior attempts to disrupt the House proceedings and blame the government for every terrorist attack were proof of this. The government remains open to discussing these issues in regular Parliament sessions, which are currently underway.

The Opposition has been vocal in its demands for a special session, with senior leader of Congress Rahul Gandhi insinuating that the government is trying to hide the truths of the border crisis and the "failure" of Operation Sindoor.

Only time will tell whether the Centre will change its stance on the demands of the opposition, but for now, it appears the government is not backing down.

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