DMK may forcefully occupy TDP chambers inside parl

18 DMK MPs plan to enter forcefully at room number 6 of Parliament House on Tuesday afternoon

GN Bureau | November 16, 2011



DMK plans to forcefully occupy office premises of TDP inside Parliament House next week.

18 MPs of  Lok Sabha of DMK plan to enter forcefully at room number 6 of Parliament House on Tuesday afternoon  T R Baalu DMK leader on Thursday is expected to raise
this issue in the all party meeting, that DMK is getting injustice from the Speaker Meira Kumar and also Pawan Kumar Bansal the Union Minister of parliamentary affairs.

T R Baalu leader of DMK on Tuesdayconveyed his displeasure to Speaker Meira Kumar and also to Secretary General T K Viswanathan,  that DMK is the major partner in UPA
ally which has 18 MPs, but DMK is unable to take possession f a spacious office premises inside Parliament House.

TDP which has now been reduced to 5 MPs, got a tiny room in the third floor of Parliament House. Forceful evication is not permitted inside parliament house, but persuading TDP is not at all helping DMK to get the possession.

General Purposes Committee in July 2009 allotted space for DMK in the ground floor of Parliament House, which is under the control of Telugu Desam. Remiders were sent
TDP was no vacating the spacious premises in the ground floor of Parliament House.


 

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