Aam Aadmi Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh participated in the all-party meeting called by the government on the situation in the Middle East. After this meeting on Wednesday (25 March), he said that the first concern was that the entire country is currently standing in the queue for gas cylinders. Now there is a crowd of people at the petrol pump which is causing panic. There is a state of panic among the people due to the speeches given by the Prime Minister in both the Houses.

Let us tell you that this meeting was presided over by Defense Minister Rajnath Singh. Foreign Minister S Jaishankar was also a part of it. Sanjay Singh said that the government’s stand was that we are producing 60 percent of LPG domestically and there will be no shortage of gas. We have oil reserves. We raised the question that what was the need for us to get involved in this war, how is Pakistan becoming Chaudhary, on this the government responded in its own way.

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Sanjay Singh said, “They are saying that it is a time of crisis, we want cooperation from the opposition. Now cooperation does not mean that the public should be in trouble. If the public is in trouble, then we will speak out. Now in two-four days you will know the truth. What does the government’s claim that there is no crisis of any kind related to oil and gas, what does it look like on the ground?”

What did the government say on Pakistan’s mediation?

Regarding the all-party meeting, sources claimed that when Foreign Minister S Jaishankar was asked about Pakistan’s mediation, he said that this has been going on since 1981. According to sources, the Foreign Minister said that America has kept Pakistan engaged in talks with Iran for years.

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The monsoon session of Parliament is scheduled to begin on Monday (July 21, 2025). A day before this, on Sunday (July 20, 2025), the government called an all -party meeting, in which the opposition made it clear that the upcoming monsoon session could be quite uproar. By the way, during this meeting, the opposition mentioned many issues. Among these, issues such as Pahalgam terror attack, statement of US President Donald Trump for stopping Operation Sindoor, criticism of foreign policy and SIR process dispute in Bihar were prominent issues.

During the meeting, different political parties made it clear that they demand that during this session information should be kept in front of the House about the Pahalgam terror attack on behalf of the government. It should also be told that what action has been taken in this case so far and those who were involved in the terrorist attack, why could they not be caught.

Government gives answers regarding intelligence failure

During the meeting, Samajwadi Party MP Prof. Ram Gopal Yadav, referring to the intelligence lapse from LG Manoj Sinha, said that when the Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir has said in his statement that the attack in Pahalgam has an intelligence failure. Then the government should clear the picture in the House on this issue.

Debate about stopping ‘Operation Sindoor’

The opposition is also demanding clarification from the government regarding the statement of US President Donald Trump to stop ‘Operation Sindoor’. Referring to the claim of the US President, MPs of other political parties including the Samajwadi Party and the Aam Aadmi Party asked that what is the truth of what the US President is repeatedly talking about stopping the war?

During the all -party meeting, opposition MPs have also made it clear that they will also seek answers from the government regarding the foreign policy of the Modi government during the upcoming monsoon session. During the meeting, opposition MPs said that foreign policy fails due to lack of international support on Operation Sindoor and Pahalgam attacks.

Preparations to surround the government on Bihar issue

Along with this, the opposition has made full preparations to surround the government regarding the ongoing voter list verification process in Bihar. The opposition is constantly aggressive saying that the Election Commission has conspired to remove millions of crores of names and efforts are being made to take away the rights of voters.

Appeal for cooperation of all parties in all -party meeting

The all -party meeting was chaired by JP Nadda. The Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju, who was present during the meeting, appealed to all the parties for cooperation and said, ‘We will give full time to all the parties to speak and all the issues will be decided in BAC as per the rules. However, the government is ready to discuss all the issues according to the rules.

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