Ahead of the monsoon session, the opposition looks divided again as Stalin's DMK and Arvind Kejariwal-led Aam Admi Party has skipped the INDIA alliance meeting in New Delhi.
The meeting of the INDIA alliance is taking place in Malikarjun Kharge's chamber inside the parliament.
Members of both AAP and DMK are present in the parliament however no member is present inside Kharge's chamber.
As per the media reports, both the parties have differences with Congress, a major constituents of India alliance.
Stalin-led DMK has parted ways after Congress supported TVK in Tamil Nadu breaking its poll alliance with the party.
Meanwhile, AAP has issues with Congress because the party is main opponent in the states including Punjab and Delhi.
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Parliament is expected to witness a stormy session as the Opposition prepares to raise two key issues—the alleged NEET paper leak and the alleged embezzlement of donations linked to the Ayodhya Ram Mandir.
In the Rajya Sabha, Congress MP Randeep Singh Surjewala has submitted a suspension of business notice seeking a discussion on the alleged Ram Mandir donation embezzlement.
The Opposition has also demanded a debate on the education crisis, including the NEET paper leak issue.
According to Opposition leaders, parties including the Congress, Samajwadi Party, Trinamool Congress, and RJD are pressing the government for accountability and transparency in the Ram Mandir donation case.
They have questioned the pace of the investigation, the timing of the FIR after the Special Investigation Team's preliminary report, and alleged that only lesser-known individuals have been arrested so far.
The Opposition maintains that Parliament is the appropriate forum to discuss the matter and seek answers from the government. It has argued that the public deserves clarity on the progress of the investigation and the actions taken so far.
With the NEET controversy set to dominate proceedings in the Lok Sabha and the Ram Mandir donation issue likely to be raised in the Rajya Sabha, both Houses are expected to see heated exchanges during the session.
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