In a critically important political move,the Trinamool Congress (TMC) has formally requested Prime Minister Narendra Modi to convene a special session of Parliament to discuss the recent Pahalgam incident.Following a meeting of party MPs at their South Avenue office, TMC leader Kakali Ghosh Dastidar announced the decision, emphasizing the need for accountability regarding the government’s response to the attack.The party is especially concerned about the apparent intelligence failures that allowed the incident to occur.
As TMC MPs gathered at their party office, they engaged in discussions about the best approach to present their demands. The meeting culminated in a delegation led by Kalyan Banerjee heading to meet with the Lok Sabha Speaker. The TMC has expressed its support for the government’s stance against Pakistan but is pressing for answers regarding the lack of action against the attackers. Questions about the effectiveness of intelligence operations and the ongoing failure to apprehend the perpetrators were raised repeatedly by party members. The urgency of the situation has prompted TMC to send a letter to the Prime Minister, underscoring their call for a special session to address these pressing concerns.
