Monsoon Session of Parliament: Opposition create ruckus over recent mob lynching cases
Politics | July 18, 2018 16:11 ISTMonsoon Session of Parliament begins amidst sloganeering by opposition over mob lynching cases
Monsoon Session of Parliament begins amidst sloganeering by opposition over mob lynching cases
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Monsoon Session of Parliament will begin today. Government has listed a substantive legislative business for the session.
Several BJP leaders, including PM Modi, used the Inquilab report to repeat their claim that Congress is an 'anti-Hindu' party that aims to 'appease minorities'.
Monsoon rain enters into Maharashtra Assembly building, session adjourned for the day
The Monsoon Session of the Parliament will be addressing various Bills and ordinances. The session will also introduce new Bills within a span of 18 days
The triple talaq bill will be among the top government priorities as it has been passed by the Lok Sabha and is pending in the Rajya Sabha
His remarks came in the wake of an interim order of the Madras High Court on May 30 asking the Centre to instruct state governments to reduce the weight of children's school bags and do away with homework for classes 1 and 2.
The adjournment for the day was announced by Speaker Sumitra Mahajan soon after the House resumed business at noon for the Zero Hour after two consecutive adjournments forced by the opposition members who stormed the Well and raised slogans.
BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra said that Congress was resorting to a specific tactic in order to create ruckus on the floor of the House, and brought proof to claim that the party had planned this in advance.
The minister was responding to a supplementary question by Congress leader Digvijay Singh, who asked if the central government was planning to modify the CrPC and IPC to deal with mob lynching.
Opposition parties raked up the issues of mob lynching and continuing suicides by farmers as they sought to corner the government on the third day of the ongoing Monsoon Session of the Parliament.
Proceedings on the second day of the Lok Sabha ended with adjournment for the day today after opposition parties created a ruckus on the floor of the House over several issues.
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati today said she will resign from the Rajya Sabha today as she was not allowed raise the issue of Saharanpur riots, which occurred in Uttar Pradesh earlier this year
Congress leaders today deliberated on a strategy for the Monsoon session of Parliament during which the party is likely to raise a host of issues.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday greeted Opposition members, including Congress President Sonia Gandhi, in the Lok Sabha before the start of proceedings at the beginning of Parliament's monsoon session
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