Congress MPs Protest Routine Disallowance of Their Parliamentary Questions

Congress MPs have raised concerns that questions they submit in Parliament are being routinely disallowed. The issue was highlighted during recent sessions, with several MPs citing repeated instances where their questions were rejected without clear justification. The party argues that such practices undermine the principle of free inquiry and impede the ability of members to hold the government accountable. While the ruling party maintains that questions must meet procedural guidelines, opposition members feel the disallowance is politically motivated. The matter has sparked debate over parliamentary procedures and the need for transparent question‑handling mechanisms.