No action taken against Mahua Moitra for her parliament speech: Babul Supriyo

The Center is not taking any action against the statement of Trinamool MP Mahua Maitra about the former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. According to sources, the Modi government had taken a final decision that no action would be taken against Mahua Moitra.

<p>During the discussion on the President's speech in the budget session, Krishnanagar Trinamool MP Mahua brought up the issue of the country's judiciary.</p>

During the discussion on the President's speech in the budget session, Krishnanagar Trinamool MP Mahua brought up the issue of the country's judiciary.

<p>&nbsp;On Twitter, highlighting part of that statement, Mahua wrote on Tuesday (February 9), “The country's judiciary is not sacred. The sanctity of the Indian judiciary has been tarnished since the day the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court himself tried sexual harassment allegations against him. Declaring himself innocent and deciding to nominate himself as a Rajya Sabha MP within three months of his retirement, he got Z category security.”<br />&nbsp;</p>

 On Twitter, highlighting part of that statement, Mahua wrote on Tuesday (February 9), “The country's judiciary is not sacred. The sanctity of the Indian judiciary has been tarnished since the day the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court himself tried sexual harassment allegations against him. Declaring himself innocent and deciding to nominate himself as a Rajya Sabha MP within three months of his retirement, he got Z category security.”

<p>On the whole, these are the words Mahua Moitra said while standing in Parliament. After that the situation became turbulent. Like many previous speeches, her statement went viral on the internet. Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi said Mahua's remarks could lead to a "breach of liberty motion" against her. Joshi claims that she has attacked former Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi.</p>

On the whole, these are the words Mahua Moitra said while standing in Parliament. After that the situation became turbulent. Like many previous speeches, her statement went viral on the internet. Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi said Mahua's remarks could lead to a "breach of liberty motion" against her. Joshi claims that she has attacked former Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi.

<p>Although Mahua is reluctant to move from her position knowing that she could be accused of violating the rights, she argued in her favor in one tweet after another on Tuesday.<br />&nbsp;</p>

Although Mahua is reluctant to move from her position knowing that she could be accused of violating the rights, she argued in her favor in one tweet after another on Tuesday.

<p>She wrote one word after another by posting a selected part of her speech in Parliament as a video on Twitter. She complained that there was an 'undeclared state of emergency' in the country.<br />&nbsp;</p>

She wrote one word after another by posting a selected part of her speech in Parliament as a video on Twitter. She complained that there was an 'undeclared state of emergency' in the country.

<p>Union Minister and BJP MP from Asansol Babul Supriya counter-attacked Mahua's statement on Twitter. He edited some parts of news published about Mahua's speech and wrote, “The speech given by Mahua Moitra in the Lok Sabha should be read in this way (should be read inside the line). In fact, she (Mahua Maitra) is talking about her own state while saying these words.”</p>

Union Minister and BJP MP from Asansol Babul Supriya counter-attacked Mahua's statement on Twitter. He edited some parts of news published about Mahua's speech and wrote, “The speech given by Mahua Moitra in the Lok Sabha should be read in this way (should be read inside the line). In fact, she (Mahua Maitra) is talking about her own state while saying these words.”

<p>In Mahua's speech, besides the judiciary, the issue of peasant movement also came up. It was there that Mahua spoke of the undeclared state of emergency in the country.&nbsp;</p>

In Mahua's speech, besides the judiciary, the issue of peasant movement also came up. It was there that Mahua spoke of the undeclared state of emergency in the country.