New Delhi, The Congress party has raised serious allegations against a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Member of Parliament, accusing them of facilitating the entry of two unauthorized individuals into the Lok Sabha on December 13th. This claim adds a new dimension to the ongoing political tensions in India’s parliamentary proceedings.

According to Kashmir Media Service, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh made these allegations in a post on social media. He described the incident as a “desperate attempt” to shift focus from the controversial suspension of opposition members of parliament. Ramesh criticized the government and its supporters for what he called their focus on a “so-called mimicry non-issue” while allegedly ignoring the significant matter of the unauthorized entry facilitated by a BJP MP.

Ramesh further highlighted the silence of the government and its supporters on the issue of the suspension of 142 MPs, which he claims was a result of them making a “perfectly legitimate demand.” The allegations by the Congress general secretary point to deepening rifts in the Indian parliamentary landscape, with implications for the functioning of democratic processes in the country.

The issue raised by the Congress reflects broader concerns about parliamentary security and the integrity of democratic institutions in India, amidst a politically charged atmosphere.