BJP MP Hema Malini today alleged that opposition parties were deliberately not allowing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to speak in Parliament.
She added that earlier the opposition demanded the presence of the Prime Minister but now he is not being allowed to speak despite the fact that he is attending Parliament.
"PM Modi is attending the Parliament, however he is not being allowed to speak by the opposition," she told reporters in Mathura.
Malini advocated digital transactions saying they would help improve the situation on the ground.
Asked by reporters how cashless transactions would get popularised when the internet speed is very slow, she said, "The speed of internet will also improve."
Earlier, speaking at a workshop on cashless transactions, she called upon the people to cooperate to help translate the Prime Ministers dream into reality.
Malini said one would feel secure when cash is in hand, but added that time for change has come.
"Whenever there is a change from routine, people face problems. However, later, the alternate arrangement becomes an asset," she said.
Over half a dozen speakers presented their views on the positive and negative aspects of demonetisation during the workshop. During the event, traders also called for making digital payments more secure.
(With PTI inputs)
