Punjab Government Mahatma Gandhi National Rural employment Guarantee Act (MANREGA) A special session of the Assembly has been called on Tuesday to discuss the Central Government’s decision to change the name of the scheme. The Central Government changed the name of this scheme to ‘Developed India – employment and Livelihood Mission (Rural) (VB-GRAM-G)’ Has been done, which is being described as an anti-poor step. in this special session MANREGA act There will be a demand to withdraw the changes made in. Besides, a proposal will also be presented against the central government. However, in this session Question Hour And there will be no zero hour.

Before this session, there is a tussle between the Indian National Congress, Aam Aadmi Party and Bharatiya Janata Party. On one hand, Congress says that this session is not a joke, while AAP claims that we will bring a proposal against the law of the Central Government.

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Leader of Opposition in the Punjab Assembly, Pratap Singh Bajwa said, ‘The worst thing about this government is that it turns every session into a so-called special session, yet nothing results from them. The result of every session is zero. What is even more sad is that the regular sessions as per the Constitution are not being conducted properly. The Speaker himself had earlier talked about holding three necessary sessions of at least 120 days each, but in reality this government is barely able to hold 7-8 working days in total. Today’s meeting has also been called a special session, which did not yield any meaningful result.

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Congress MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira said, ‘This session has been made a joke. According to tradition, there were three big sessions, but the Aam Aadmi Party government has converted them into very small meetings, due to which no meaningful debate takes place. Everything is being passed forcefully, and the Speaker is clearly biased. The proposal on MGNREGA is not an amendment, but a direct attack on the federal structure. This government has made the proceedings of the Assembly a joke, during its tenure the shortest sessions in history have taken place.

Pakistan Terrorism: After Operation Sindoor, the difference between the government and the terrorists in Pakistan now seems to be over. Malik Ahmed Khan, Speaker of Pakistan’s Punjab Assembly, was seen on stage with Lashkar-e-Taiba’s deputy chief Saifullah Kasuri and Talha Saeed, son of terrorist organization leader Hafiz Saeed.

Speaker spoke in defense on the question of journalists
When reporters questioned him on the dispute, Speaker Malik Ahmed Khan defended Saifullah Kasuri. He said that Kasuri should not be considered guilty as the investigation has not been done yet. He also said that he has a personal connection with Kasur city, so he attended the rally.

Grand welcome and anti -India speech at the rally
A video of the rally has surfaced, in which Saifullah Kasuri comes with American weapons armed guards. He was welcomed with flowers, calling him the ‘winner of India’. Constant inflammatory speeches were given against India and Prime Minister Modi at the rally. The terrorists said that they have avenged the defeat of 1971.

Kasuri and Hashmi claim to take revenge on 1971
American terrorists Saifullah Kasuri and Mazmil Hashmi said that they have been able to ‘win’ against India in Bangladesh. He claimed that due to his performance, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had to take refuge in India.

Open threats to Modi, mockery of missiles and bullets
On May 28, at a rally in Gujranwala, Mazmmil Hashmi directly threatened Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said, “Modi, you scare us with bullets. Our children are not afraid of your missiles, so how will we be afraid of your bullet?”

“Revenge on May 10”, Kasuri claims
At a rally by Rahim Yaar Khan, Saifullah Kasuri said, “When I was four years old, Pakistan was broken in 1971. Indira Gandhi said that he submerged two-nation theory but we took revenge on him on 10 May.”

Indian air strike mention, terrorist became emotional over the death of ‘martyr’ partner
Kasuri said that his fellow terrorist Mudassir was killed in the strike of the Indian Air Force in Muridke. He said, “I could not go into his funeral. That day I cried a lot.”

Increased threat to India
It is clear from these incidents that in Pakistan, the government and terrorist organizations have come on the same platform. Organizations like Lashkar are getting open support. This is a big threat to India, because now terrorists are openly expressing their intentions and they are also getting political patronage.