TMC MP Kakoli Ghosh: Woman MP made a unique protest against Modi government, showing brinjal and chewed raw brinjal

TMC MP Kakoli Ghosh: Monsoon session is going on in Parliament these days. During this, the opposition is continuously opposing the government. Along with this, no such opportunity is being left to protest. So that the Modi government can be gheraoed. Even today, something was seen in the Parliament of the country, after seeing this, if you do not call this moment historic, then say. TMC MP in Parliament today, taking out a unique way of opposing the Modi government, started eating raw brinjal in Parliament.

Unique opposition of Mamta’s MP in Parliament

Let us tell you, today Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar opposed inflation. He has vehemently opposed the Modi government by eating raw brinjal during the speech in the house. Along with this, while making a political attack, he said that, the price of gas cylinder in the country has become so expensive that it has become difficult to cook and eat vegetables. Along with this, he said that the price of LPG cylinder has increased so much that vegetables have to be eaten raw. While saying this, he ate brinjal in Parliament.

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protested against rising inflation

While speaking in the Parliament, he said that in today’s time, how will the poor and the compelled be able to buy such an expensive cylinder. Targeting the government, he said that those who want to inculcate the habit of feeding raw food will have to be stopped. Along with this, he said that earlier the cylinder was available for Rs 400, now it is getting Rs 1100. This unique protest of the TMC MP is getting a unique reaction from the media to the social media on the video.

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