Shiv Sena MP Raut justifies suspension of 12 Maharashtra BJP MLAs; BJP protests
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Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut mentioned, “Never before the State Legislature witnessed such indiscipline”.
A day after 12 BJP MLAs have been suspended from the Maharashtra Assembly for alleged misbehaviour, Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut mentioned indiscipline can’t be tolerated, even because the Opposition occasion held protests within the Vidhan Bhavan complicated in Mumbai and different elements of the State over the motion.
Talking to reporters in Mumbai on July 6, Mr. Raut mentioned, “Never before the State Legislature witnessed such indiscipline”. The opening day of the State Legislature’s two-day monsoon session on July 5 witnessed excessive drama as 12 BJP MLAs have been suspended from the Assembly for one 12 months after the State authorities accused them of “misbehaving” with presiding officer Bhaskar Jadhav within the Speaker’s chamber.
Leader of Opposition within the Assembly Devendra Fadnavis had termed the allegation as false and mentioned Mr. Jadhav’s account of the incident was “one-sided”.
On Tuesday, Mr. Raut mentioned, “Indiscipline cannot be tolerated. Breaking the Speaker’s mike and using abusive language against the presiding officer is not Maharashtra’s culture.” Meanwhile, the BJP held protests in several elements of the State, condemning the MVA authorities’s motion in opposition to the opposition occasion’s MLAs.
Several BJP legislators squatted on the steps of the Vidhan Bhavan constructing in Mumbai and shouted slogans in opposition to the Uddhav Thackeray-led Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA-comprising the Shiv Sena, NCP and Congress) authorities.
The 12 MLAs in opposition to whom the motion was taken weren’t seen as they don’t seem to be allowed to enter the Legislature constructing through the suspension interval.
The 12 suspended members are- Sanjay Kute, Ashish Shelar, Abhimanyu Pawar, Girish Mahajan, Atul (*12*), Parag Alavani, Harish Pimpale, Yogesh Sagar, Jay Kumar Rawat, Narayan Kuche, Ram Satpute and Bunty Bhangdia.
On July 5, these 12 MLAs met Governor Bhagat Singh Koshyari, looking for his intervention into the matter, and complained in opposition to the MVA authorities for “trampling upon the democracy”.
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