उन्होंने ट्वीट करते हुए लिखा-‘सांसदों को प्रश्नकाल के लिए संसद को 15 दिन पहले प्रश्न जमा करने होते हैं. सत्र 14 सितंबर से शुरू है. इसलिए प्रश्नकाल रद्द किया गया? शायद 1950 से पहली बार है कि विपक्षी दलों के सांसदों ने सरकार से सवाल पूछने का अधिकार खो दिया हो. संसद के कामकाज के बाकी घंटे पहले की तरह ही हैं तो प्रश्नकाल क्यों रद्द किया गया? महामारी का बहाना बना कर लोकतंत्र की हत्या की जा रही है.’

MPs required to submit Qs for Question Hour in #Parliament 15 days in advance. Session starts 14 Sept. So Q Hour cancelled ? Oppn MPs lose right to Q govt. A first since 1950 ? Parliament overall working hours remain same so why cancel Q Hour?Pandemic excuse to murder democracy

— Derek O’Brien | ডেরেক ও’ব্রায়েন (@derekobrienmp) September 2, 2020

If there won’t be question hour then what is the point of holding the Parliament session. All the opposition leaders should raise this.

— The Gift of Magi (@pvnkabi) September 2, 2020

Absolutely SHOCKING !

The Modi govt is cancelling question hour from the Parliament session as it afraid over its handling of the pandemic

This is pure dictatorship. How can the Modi govt muzzle the voices of people's representatives – the honorable MP.

— Shahid Gayawi شاهد گیاوی (@cool_sah) September 2, 2020

Shut down parliament.

Stop the farce.

DO NOT PARTICIPATE in anything that gives legitimacy to dictators.

— Bismaya Mahapatra (@bismay_inc) September 2, 2020

@PMOIndia If the ruling party is too scared to answer questions in Parliament, then they should resign immediately.

It’s one thing for the PM to be afraid of and avoid press conferences, but breaking parliamentary democracy by cancelling question hour is unacceptable.

— oru_kattan (@KattanOru) September 2, 2020

Why the Govt is hellbent to destroy all democratic norms?Why the Govt is so afraid to answer questions?Remember, a democratically elected Govt is answerable to the Parliament and to the NATION. Life of Indians depend on Govt policies,hence it is always debatable.Not autocratic!

— Deep (@deepghosal) September 2, 2020

There's no need for the opposition MPs to go to attend the Parliament session if they can't question the govt. All the opposition MPs must boycott it. It's a big nail into the coffin of democracy!

— Santosh Subba (@Santosh_Xubba) September 2, 2020

Simple you can't ask questions to the Govt, Media doesn't raise questions, whoever raise a question will get the invite from IT, CBI, ED. You can't seek justice anywhere. Electrol process is a question! We are not a democracy anymore!

— Humanity above All (@Dhamu_Dhamu) September 2, 2020

I think…oopoaition should boycott this session …
And they should do joint strike in front of parliament ….

Until and unless they accept your demands …
This is the only solution ….
Please do this..@RahulGandhi @kcvenugopalmp @ahmedpatel @ghulamnazad @manickamtagore

— Azad Ahmed (@azadstiffler98) September 2, 2020

Opposition must give the government a fitting reply by Collectively boycotting the Mansoon Session.This will force the government to rethink and reset.

— Dr.C.M.Upadhyay (@DrCMUpadhyay) September 2, 2020

Criticism is the backbone of Democracy. When the leaders try to suppress criticism and jail critics by trapping them in allegations and cases. Then the country is no longer a DEMOCRACY…It's DICTATORSHIP

— Rex (@t_rex_1998BC) September 2, 2020