Opposition parties have intensified their protest outside Parliament, uniting against the government and demanding answers from Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Ahead of the House proceedings, opposition MPs gathered at the Makar Dwar of the Parliament complex, raising slogans and displaying banners targeting the Home Minister. The protest is centered around multiple issues, with opposition leaders questioning Amit Shah’s absence from Parliament and demanding his response on matters raised by them. Slogans such as “Amit Shah come to Parliament” and calls for his resignation were heard during the demonstration. Along with the demand for Amit Shah’s response, opposition MPs also highlighted the issue of alleged theft of offerings related to the Ram Temple. A donation box was placed during the protest, with leaders using it as a symbolic gesture to raise questions over the controversy. Opposition members claimed that matters related to public faith and accountability must be addressed. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and party leader Priyanka Gandhi were among the opposition leaders present during the protest. The demonstration also referred to allegations related to student issues and the use of force, making it a broader political attack on the ruling side. The latest protest comes amid already strained relations between the government and opposition after the privilege notice issued against Rahul Gandhi by BJP MP Anurag Thakur. Parliament proceedings have witnessed repeated disruptions as both sides continue their confrontation. With slogans directly naming Amit Shah and new banners replacing previous protest messages, the opposition has sharpened its attack ahead of the day’s proceedings. The political standoff is expected to continue as the government and opposition remain locked in a heated debate inside and outside Parliament.

