Dharmendra Yadav lists multiple grievances for upcoming monsoon session

Samajwadi Party MP Dharmendra Yadav, addressing the press after an all‑party conference, outlined a slate of issues he intends to bring before the Lok Sabha in the forthcoming monsoon session.

The headline item is the alleged misappropriation of money donated for the Ram Temple, which Yadav labelled a "fraud that has wounded Hindu sentiments." He demanded that the matter be examined publicly and that the perpetrators be identified.

Other items on his agenda include the recent NET examination paper leak, the removal of environmental activist Sonam Wangchuk from Jantar Mantar, and a decade‑long pattern of sidelining PDA youth from civil‑service recruitment.

Yadav also targeted the Bharatiya Janata Party's push for a Dilution Bill, questioning its necessity after the women’s reservation bill has already cleared Parliament. He warned that the opposition would register strong resistance to any such legislation.

He concluded by urging the Speaker to allocate sufficient time for each issue, arguing that citizens have a right to transparent answers from their elected representatives.