New Delhi: The BJP on Thursday accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of repeatedly changing goalposts on discussions in Parliament and alleged that the Monsoon Session had fallen victim to "one leader's ego, indiscipline and insolence".
The party also alleged that hundreds of crores of rupees of taxpayers' money were wasted due to Gandhi's "arrogance and obstinacy".
Lok Sabha was adjourned sine die on Thursday, drawing curtains on a stormy Monsoon Session that saw relentless protests by the Opposition over the police action against agitating students and the alleged theft of Ram temple donations, besides the passage of several key bills without debate.
Addressing a press conference, senior BJP leader and MP Ravi Shankar Prasad alleged that the Opposition did not allow Parliament to function despite the government's readiness for discussions.
Calling Gandhi irresponsible and "immature", Prasad accused him of lacking political propriety.
"I would like to repeat that Rahul Gandhi is irresponsible. Rahul Gandhi is yet to mature as a leader in the politics of the country. Rahul Gandhi is delinquent. And Rahul Gandhi has a great sense of arrogance and entitlement," he said.
"The Parliament's Monsoon Session has fallen victim to one leader's ego, indiscipline and insolence," he added.
