New Delhi, Aug 12 : Only one day remains in the Monsoon Session of Parliament, but there are still no clear signs of an end to the deadlock in the House. The Opposition has continued to target the government and demand answers from Home Minister Amit Shah. Shah, meanwhile, has made it clear that he is ready for a discussion and will answer every question raised by the Opposition. This makes the final day of the 2026 Monsoon Session particularly important.
Ready to Answer Every Question: Amit Shah
Responding to the Opposition’s allegations, Home Minister Amit Shah said that he has been consistently present in Parliament. He said the government is ready to discuss the students’ protest and all issues related to it. According to Shah, the Opposition should write to the Speaker to decide the time for the discussion.
Shah further said that he would remain seated in the House, listen to everyone and answer every question. He asked the Opposition whether it wanted a discussion or merely wanted to create an uproar. His remarks have now become a major point of political debate during the 2026 Monsoon Session.
Rahul Gandhi Hits Back at Amit Shah
Following Amit Shah’s statement, Rahul Gandhi launched a sharp attack on him. Gandhi said the Opposition wanted answers to questions related to the students, not merely statements. He questioned who had ordered the alleged firing and lathi-charge against students.
Rahul Gandhi also questioned Amit Shah’s silence and said that if the Home Minister had ordered such action, he should resign. Gandhi’s remarks have further intensified the political confrontation both inside and outside Parliament.
‘I Am Not Silent’: Rahul Gandhi
Clarifying his position on the issue related to Jharkhand, Rahul Gandhi said he was not silent. He stressed that any form of violence against students could not be tolerated. Gandhi claimed that he had been speaking openly on the issue.
Meanwhile, the exchange of allegations between the government and the Opposition continues. Proceedings in Parliament have been disrupted several times during the 2026 Monsoon Session because of repeated protests and uproar.
Will the Parliamentary Deadlock End on the Last Day?
As the Monsoon Session moves towards its final day, the biggest question is whether the government and the Opposition will come to the negotiating table. Amit Shah has expressed his readiness to respond, while the Opposition is demanding direct answers from him.
The ruling party, on the other hand, has accused the Opposition of disrupting the proceedings of the House. In this situation, the final day of the 2026 Monsoon Session is crucial for both sides. If a discussion takes place, the prolonged deadlock could come to an end. However, if both sides remain firm on their respective positions, the final day could also be lost to protests and disruptions.
All eyes are now on the final proceedings of Parliament. Will Amit Shah answer the Opposition’s questions in the House? Will Rahul Gandhi and the Opposition agree to a discussion? The answers to these questions will determine whether the 2026 Monsoon Session ends in political confrontation or opens the door to dialogue and a possible resolution.
