బంగాల్ వివాదం: ఉభయ సభలు రేపటికి వాయిదా

పశ్చిమ్ బంగలో తాజాగా నెలకొన్న వివాదంపై ఉభయ సభలు అట్టుడికాయి. ప్రతిపక్షాల నిరనసలతో ఇరు సభలు రేపటికి వాయిదా పడ్డాయి.

ఉభయసభలు రేపటికి వాయిదా

Published : Feb 4, 2019, 4:30 PM IST

బంగాల్ వివాదం ఉభయసభలు రేపటికి వాయిదా

సీబీఐ-బంగాల్ ప్రభుత్వం మధ్య తాజాగా జరిగిన వివాదంతో పార్లమెంట్ ఉభయ సభల్లో దుమారం చెలరేగింది. సభలు సమావేశమైన కాసేపటికే టీఎంసీ ఎంపీలు, ఇతర విపక్ష సభ్యులు నిరసనలకు దిగారు. కేంద్రంపై తీవ్ర విమర్శలు గుప్పించారు. ఫలితంగా వాయిదాల పర్వానికి తెరలేచింది. తొలుత లోక్సభ 12 గంటలకు వాయిదా పడింది. రాజ్యసభను మధ్యాహ్నం రెండు గంటల వరకు వాయిదా వేశారు.

వాయిదా అనంతరం ప్రారంభమైన లోక్సభలో ప్రభుత్వ, ప్రతిపక్షాల మధ్య బంగాల్ వివాదంపై వాడీవేడి చర్చ జరిగింది. ప్రతిపక్షాలు లేకుండా చేయాలనే దురుద్దేశంతో కేంద్రప్రభుత్వం రాజ్యాంగ సంస్థలను దుర్వినియోగం చేస్తోందని కాంగ్రెస్ ఆరోపించింది. విపక్షాల విమర్శలను హోంమంత్రి రాజ్నాథ్ సింగ్ తిప్పికొట్టారు.

ఇరు వర్గాల మధ్య 30 నిమిషాల పాటు వాడీవేడిగా చర్చ జరుగుతుండగానే సభ్యుల నినాదాలతో సభ హోరెత్తింది. ఈ గందరగోళం మధ్య లోక్సభ మధ్యాహ్నం రెండు గంటల వరకు వాయిదా పడింది.

మధ్యాహ్నం ఉభయసభలు తిరిగి ప్రారంభమైన తర్వాత అవే పరిస్థితులు కొనసాగాయి. ఫలితంగా లోక్సభ, రాజ్యసభ రేపటికి వాయిదా పడ్డాయి.

బంగాల్ వివాదం ఉభయసభలు రేపటికి వాయిదా

RESTRICTION SUMMARY: PART NO ACCESS EL SALVADOR
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San Salvador - 3 February 2019
1. Wide Nayib Bukele, President Elect of El Salvador taking a selfie on stage at press conference
2. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Nayib Bukele, President-elect of El Salvador:
"We have full certainty that we have won the presidency, and we have won in the first round."
3. Various of Bukele celebrating on stage and leaving
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San Salvador - 3 February 2019
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4. Various of Carlos Calleja, candidate for ARENA (nationalist republican alliance), at press conference
5. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Carlos Calleja, Candidate for ARENA (nationalist republican alliance): ++DIGITAL BREAK-UP FROM SOURCE++                                                                                              "(To all who voted for him) The vision and willingness to open their arms and embrace this project, which sought to build and will continue to seek to build a new vision for the country."
6. Wide press conference with Hugo Martinez, candidate for FMLN (Front farabundo marti for national liberation)
7. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Hugo Martinez, Candidate for FMLN (Front farabundo marti for national liberation):                                                                                                                "We have motivated and moved thousands and thousands of militants, who are determined and will be determined by a left option."
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San Salvador - 3 February 2019
8. Various of electoral college vote counting
STORYLINE:

A former mayor of El Salvador's capital romped to victory in Sunday's presidential election, winning more votes than his two closest rivals combined to end a quarter century of two-party dominance in the crime-plagued Central America nation.
The Supreme Electoral Court declared Nayib Bukele the winner, saying he had nearly 54 percent of the votes, with nearly 90 percent of ballots counted.
Carlos Callejas of the Nationalist Republican Alliance was far behind in second with less than 32 percent, while even farther back were former Foreign Minister Hugo Martinez of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front and a minor party candidate.
Bukele surpassed the 50 percent of the votes needed to avoid a March runoff, and he had already claimed victory before a jubilant crowd in the capital and invited supporters to celebrate in the streets.
All four candidates promised to end corruption, stamp out gang violence and create more jobs, with crushing crime at the top of the agenda. About 67,000 Salvadorans belong to gangs that terrorize their communities with extortion, murder and other forms of violence.
The candidates proposed creating economic opportunities and restoring social values to dissuade Salvadorans from engaging in criminal behaviour.
There were no reports of major problems in voting.
Bukele made his political debut in 2012 as a small-town mayor with the now-ruling FMLN and won election in the capital three years later, automatically making him a potential presidential contender.
But his frequent criticism of the leftist party's leadership led to his expulsion, and he wound up as the unlikely standard-bearer of a small conservative party known as the Grand Alliance for National Unity, whose initials — GANA — meaning "win" in Spanish.
The FMLN and the conservative Alliance, known as ARENA, have dominated Salvadoran politics since a 1992 peace deal that ended a brutal civil war. But both parties have been stained by corruption scandals and neither has been able to stem gang violence.
More than 4,500 election observers, including representatives of the Organization of American States and the European Union, were on hand.
El Salvador is small both in size and population, with just 6.5 million people. Close to a third of its households live in poverty, while the World Bank says per capita income is US$3,560.
Salvadorans searching for a better life have joined recent caravans of migrants trekking through Mexico toward the US.

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