Opposition Cannot Dictate Which Minister Will Come to House and Respond, Says Rijiju

The government's framing of the opposition's demand as a 'power grab' reveals a desire to maintain control over the narrative and suppress dissenting voices.

This loaded language conceals the underlying power struggle between the ruling party and the opposition, highlighting the government's incentives to frame the opposition's actions in a negative light. The silence on the Speaker's absence suggests a deliberate attempt to avoid scrutiny of the House proceedings' legitimacy.

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