Joint Opposition Considers Fresh Demands and Mock Parliament Next Week to Intensify Pressure on Government Over SIR Controversy
The joint opposition bloc is considering holding a “mock parliament” next week as part of its efforts to intensify its campaign against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, ahead of a planned rally on November 1.
According to reports, opposition leaders are discussing additional demands on the contentious issues, with the aim of introducing new points into their campaign and putting further pressure on the government.
The proposed mock parliament is being considered as a platform to highlight the opposition’s concerns over the SIR exercise and the role of the Chief Election Commissioner. The move would precede the November 1 rally, which is expected to be another key event in the bloc’s campaign.
The opposition is also reportedly exploring fresh demands that could be raised to challenge the government’s position on the issues. However, the final decision on holding the mock parliament and the details of any new demands remain subject to the bloc’s discussions.
