Parliament Clears Way for Smooth Functioning After Education Minister's Resignation

The ruling party had its own agenda for the monsoon session of Parliament and the opposition its own. The government wants to pass some important bills related to reforms, but so far there was continuous ruckus in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on the issue of paper leaks. The opposition parties were adamant on the condition of the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in particular, due to which the stalemate was not ending. Now with the resignation of Pradhan and the announcement of the end of the agitation by the Cockroach Janata Party, the way has been cleared for the smooth functioning of Parliament. From Monday, the government wants to start discussing the bills. Now the pressure will be on the opposition because the amendment bill related to the leak can be introduced in the house only on Monday. It will not be possible for the opposition to obstruct it. The proceedings of both houses of parliament could not last a week. The opposition raising the issue of paper leaks also got strength because the youth were protesting outside under the banner of the Cockroach Janata Party. If the question of the government could not be raised in these seven days, then how could the CJP protest?