Parliamentary Tensions Escalate: Opposition Alleges Executive Evasion Amid Security Claims

In a significant development within the legislative chamber, the Congress party has issued a formal denunciation of the Prime Minister's conduct, characterizing it as an attempt to 'hide behind' the Speaker's authority. This reaction follows the Speaker's disclosure that he advised the Prime Minister against attending the House session, citing intelligence indicating potential 'unexpected acts' by certain Congress MPs in proximity to the Prime Minister's seat. The Opposition has categorically dismissed these security concerns as an 'absolute lie,' framing the incident as a strategic maneuver to avoid parliamentary scrutiny and debate. This exchange underscores deepening institutional friction, raising questions about the executive's engagement with legislative oversight and the veracity of security justifications in political discourse. The situation reflects broader tensions in the parliamentary process, with implications for governance transparency and inter-branch relations.