Union minister Dharmendra Pradhan enters Parliament amid slogans from ruling party MPs, following remarks by a Congress member. According to NDTV, Pradhan gets out of his vehicle, smiles, and folds his hands in a “namaste” gesture as he begins walking toward the parliamentary complex. NDTV reports that during this moment, MPs from the ruling side cheer for him and chant “Dharmendra Pradhan zindabad.” The report frames the scene as a response to a comment attributed to a Congress MP, described as “it happens,” with Pradhan characterizing the exchange as happening “as a street fighter.” Beyond the attribution of the remark and the parliamentary response, the sources provided do not include further details on the content of the exchange, the context of the comment, or any official statements. The available information therefore centers on Pradhan’s public reaction at the entrance to Parliament and the immediate response of ruling MPs, rather than on broader policy or procedural developments.
Dharmendra Pradhan Responds to Congress MP’s “It Happens” Remark in Parliament
Union minister Dharmendra Pradhan enters Parliament amid slogans from ruling party MPs, following remarks by a Congress member. According to NDTV, Pradhan gets out of his vehicle, smiles, and folds hi...
- Dharmendra Pradhan enters Parliament and acknowledges people with a “namaste” gesture.
- NDTV reports that ruling MPs cheer and chant “Dharmendra Pradhan zindabad.”
- A Congress MP’s remark described as “it happens” is cited in connection with Pradhan’s response.
- Pradhan’s response includes language characterized as “street fighter” in the NDTV report.
- The provided sources do not detail additional context, documentation, or official statements beyond the reported remarks and reaction.
Dharmendra Pradhan got off the car, smiled, folded his hands in namaste and began making his way to Parliament amid cheers and "Dharmendra Pradhan zindabad" slogans by the ruling MPs.
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