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History will never forgive those not allowing level playing field: Sibal after opposition's no trust motion against VP Dhankhar

IndiaTimes Thursday, 12 December 2024
Opposition leaders, including Kapil Sibal, criticized Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar's role as Rajya Sabha chairman, calling it a "sad day for democracy." They accused Dhankhar of bias towards the ruling party and disrupting House proceedings. A no-confidence motion against Dhankhar, signed by 60 opposition MPs, was submitted, while Dhankhar warned of efforts to "disintegrate" the country.
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