Ruckus in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly today too, Marshall dragged Khurshid Sheikh out amidst the scuffle.


Posted on 8th Nov 2024 10:55 am by rohit kumar

There was a ruckus on the fifth day of the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly i.e. today (8 November). There was a huge ruckus in the House once again on the Article 370 restoration proposal on Friday. Marshall pulled out Engineer Rashid's brother and Awami Ittehad Party MLA Khurshid Sheikh.

 

BJP is continuously opposing the proposal brought against Article 370 in the House. After the ruckus started today, slogans were raised against the PDP. As soon as the session started, BJP MLAs stood up and started protesting by raising slogans against the PDP and the Speaker.

 

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There was a ruckus yesterday too.

 

On Thursday too, there was a lot of ruckus in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly. On one side were the MLAs of the National Conference and Congress, while in front of them were BJP MLAs. The situation had reached a scuffle. The ruling party and opposition BJP MLAs caught each other's collars and pushed each other.

 

Let us tell you that MLA Khurshid Ahmed Sheikh from Langate waved a banner for the return of Article 370 in the House. It was written on the banner, 'We want the restoration of Article 370 and 35A and the release of all political prisoners. BJP MLA and Leader of Opposition Sunil Sharma opposed this and the opposition members started sloganeering.

 

The protest of BJP MLAs did not stop there. They reached Khurshid Ahmed Sheikh through the well of the House and snatched the banner from his hand. During this, Sajjad Lone Waheed Para and some other MLAs of the National Conference clashed with BJP MLAs in support of Sheikh.

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