Government Evades Controversial Opposition Questions Ahead of Assembly Session |

The legislature secretariat has decided not to admit several contentious questions raised by the opposition as “starred” in the upcoming assembly session. This move is seen as a strategy to shield the government from potential criticism over recent political controversies. By requiring written responses instead of oral answers, the government can avoid addressing sensitive issues and evade public scrutiny. The opposition’s questions revolve around issues like the involvement of an MLA in controversies, meetings between police officials and RSS leaders, and alleged police interference in a festival. Despite attempts to downplay these controversies, one question remains that could corner the MLA in question.