Abhijit Ray,Kolkata:After the Lok Sabha, now the same thing happened in the Rajya Sabha. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has maintained ‘silence’ on the Adani issue. In his 90-minute-long speech on Thursday, he did not utter a word about his alleged proximity to the Gujarati industrialist. He did not respond to any attack. Instead, he repeated his Lok Sabha speech by singing his government’s victory. However, the atmosphere of the Rajya Sabha brought extreme discomfort to the Prime Minister. In the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, he attacked the Congress and the rest of the opposition freely.But in the Rajya Sabha, the opposite picture was seen today. After the discussion on the President’s address, as soon as the Prime Minister got up to deliver a counter-speech, an unprecedented new slogan started – Modi-Adani Bhai Bhai. Collectively, the opposition also started shouting, ‘Stop the speeches… Jhoota speech nahi chalenge… We want JPC, We want JPC. The Prime Minister was initially shocked by the attack.His ‘speech’ was stopped by loud slogans and commotion. Because, in the Rajya Sabha itself, slogans will be given so directly and, in this language, it could not be guessed. Just like in 2012-13.It was truly remarkable today, the repetition of history. This is how Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was constantly attacked on the 2G and coal scam issues when the BJP was in the opposition a year-and-a-half before the 2014 elections. Mr. Manmohon Singh was the Prime Minister that time and he was being called as “Silent Manmohan.” Thesame arrow was returned to Modi on Thursday. The opposition raised slogans saying, “Mauni Baba, break the silence… Say something silent Modi. In the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, Modi took a dig at the opposition for coming together on the Adani issue. He said that this position is due to fear of the central investigating agency ED’s raids. In response to the allegations, the opposition MPs started shouting slogans against the Prime Minister in one voice. Come down to well too.In the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, Modi had taken a dig at the opposition for coming together on the Adani issue. He said that this position is due to fear of the central investigating agency ED’s raids. In response to the allegations, the opposition MPs started shouting slogans against the Prime Minister in one voice. Come down to well too.On the one hand, when the Prime Minister says that the Congress has destroyed India in 60 years, that he has changed the course of India since 2014, or that he has given cooking gas to electricity connections, drinking water or bank accounts for the poor, the opposition has been shouting slogans in unison, “Stop speeches…” In the end, Modi had to challenge the opposition, saying, “I alone have stood as a mountain to the entire opposition. The more mud you put on me, the more lotus will bloom.So your contribution to the lotus bloom on the other side is also enough.’ However, one thing is clear from the scene of today’s Parliament that no matter how much the Prime Minister or the government tries to avoid allegations on the Adani issue, the opposition will stick to the demand of a joint parliamentary committee. There is also evidence that the Prime Minister has lost patience due to their continuous slogan of ‘Modi-Adani Bhai Bhai’.
“Modi Adani Bhai Bhai” slogan after slogans in Parliament
