SIR Showdown: Opposition Protests In Parliament, Targets EC And PM Modi | India Today News

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SIR Showdown: Opposition Protests In Parliament, Targets EC And PM Modi | India Today News

Opposition members of Parliament are continuing their protest against the Special Intensive Review (SIR) at the Makar Dwar in the Parliament premises during the monsoon session. Led by figures including Priyanka Gandhi Wadra, the multi-party protest involves members of the India bloc holding placards with slogans such as ‘No SIR!’ and ‘Stop Court Loot’. The opposition contends that the SIR exercise is an “attack on democracy” and a deliberate move to delete names from electoral rolls, with concerns focused on the upcoming Bihar elections and potential extension to other states like West Bengal. The government’s position, according to sources, is that SIR pertains to the Election Commission of India’s work and is not a matter for parliamentary discussion. The protests, featuring unique placards targeting the Election Commissioner and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, are seen as a pressure tactic to compel a debate on the issue.

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