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He said he was not allowed to speak in Lok Sabha, that every time he tried to speak in the House, he was “silenced”.
“He alleged he was not given a chance to speak… When 45 people were given a chance to speak, why would Rahul Gandhi not be given a chance to speak?”
“Rahul Gandhi has divided the country’s students into three categories, and this is an insult to the students.
When the treasury benches demanded that Gandhi apologise, Opposition members rallied behind him, saying “Rahul ji ko bolne do (let Rahul speak)”, leading to noisy scenes.
Jitendra Singh, while replying to the debate on the Bill, also spoke of the “unparliamentary language” used by Gandhi.