Opposition wants Amit Shah in House; government says 'not your call'
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Opposition parties in Parliament have continued protests criticizing Indian Home Minister Amit Shah for his absence from the House. Lawmakers demanded his presence, prompting ongoing disruptions in legislative proceedings.
In response, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju dismissed the opposition's demands, stating that they do not have the authority to dictate ministerial attendance. Rijiju defended Shah by asserting that the Home Minister is actively working and that his presence serves to deter extremists and terrorists.
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Times of India (IN)Highlights the direct clash between opposition demands and the government's refusal to comply.
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