PM's Lok Sabha absence not due to any threat from us: Women Congress MPs to Birla | India News - The Times of India
Senior Congress women Members of Parliament have clarified that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s absence from the Lok Sabha was not connected to any alleged security threat from the United States. Addressing Speaker Om Birla, the MPs rejected claims suggesting foreign pressure or safety concerns influenced the Prime Minister’s decision to stay away from the House. They emphasized that spreading such narratives could mislead the public and harm parliamentary dignity. The Congress leaders stressed the importance of transparency and accountability in parliamentary proceedings, stating that the Prime Minister’s presence is crucial during key discussions. They also highlighted that India’s democratic institutions should function independently, without speculation around international interference. By formally raising the issue, the MPs sought to put an end to rumors circulating in political and media circles. The clarification aims to reassure citizens that parliamentary absences should not be sensationalized and that national governance remains unaffected by unverified claims involving foreign entities.
The Key points
- Congress women MPs addressed Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.
- They denied any US-related threat behind PM Modi’s absence.
- MPs called foreign pressure claims misleading and baseless.
- Emphasis placed on maintaining parliamentary credibility.
- Clarification aimed to stop political speculation.
- Leaders urged focus on accountability in Parliament.
- PM’s absence linked to routine reasons, not security concerns.
- Congress warned against spreading unverified narratives.
- Statement reinforced India’s independent democratic functioning.
- Issue raised formally to reassure the public and House members.
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