Aam Aadmi Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh has made a big attack on Lok Sabha opposition leader Rahul Gandhi. Posting on his social media handle Earlier, Sanjay Singh, along with opposition MPs, raised slogans against the central government in the Parliament complex.
He said that this Parliament House belongs to everyone and not just to the Bharatiya Janata Party. Will raise slogans against the hooliganism here. After this, while talking to the media, he told with what brutality the students were beaten in Delhi yesterday. Wangchuk was on fast for the last 22 days, the government did not talk. Don’t know with what arrogance the government is sitting. During this time he also targeted PM Modi. The AAP MP said that the government should listen to the voices of the public and students. He stressed that the concerns of the protesters cannot be ignored in a democracy.
To weaken CJP’s strike, Modi ji @RahulGandhi Made him sit on strike at his residence.
— Sanjay Singh AAP (@SanjayAzadSln) July 21, 2026
Round of allegations and counter-allegations intensifies
After Sanjay Singh’s statement, the round of allegations and counter-allegations has intensified among the opposition parties. While AAP has raised questions on Rahul Gandhi’s protest, Congress is accusing the central government of ignoring the complaints of the students. At present, the political atmosphere is heated regarding the issues of student protest, paper leak and police action. The opposition is likely to continue protesting on these issues inside and outside Parliament in the coming days.
Political excitement increased due to Rahul Gandhi’s strike
Rahul Gandhi had staged a protest outside the Prime Minister’s residence regarding issues related to students and the alleged paper leak case. Congress leaders argue that the government should answer on matters related to the future of students and this should be discussed in Parliament. Congress has demanded a detailed discussion in the House on the paper leak incident and action against those responsible for it.
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