The second week of the monsoon session of Parliament began today (Monday). Even before the session began, Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Kiren Rijiju said on his X page, "Prime Minister Modi has taken historic decisions for the voice of the younger generation and for the future of students. Based on that, a discussion will be held on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill tomorrow, and I request all Members of Parliament to participate in it."
Following that, it was reported that opposition MPs would hold a meeting in the Leader of the Opposition’s office in the Rajya Sabha and discuss their strategy for the remaining parliamentary session. Based on that, opposition leaders including Rahul Gandhi arrived at Parliament.

Meanwhile, speaking to reporters, Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav said, "Public awareness about the election irregularities issue is increasing. The government should not ignore it casually. Soon, we will meet with leaders of all opposition parties to discuss the next course of action. At present, even after promising to withdraw cases against students, the police are still filing cases. The government should not view the awakened youth as a challenge."
Meanwhile, when former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan arrived in Parliament, MPs from the ruling NDA alliance welcomed him with garlands and chants of "Pradhan Zindabad."
Following that, the House convened. In the session, the opposition parties launched a fierce protest in both Houses of Parliament, raising the issues of the NEET question paper leak and the police assault on students during the 'Sansad Chalo' protest held on July 20. Since an adjournment motion was moved in the Lok Sabha and notices for suspension of business were submitted in the Rajya Sabha, there was intense uproar in the Houses.
Following that, the House was adjourned. The Lok Sabha Speaker also warned that action would be taken against opposition members who disrupted the proceedings.

At the time the House was adjourned, Congress MPs and opposition MPs gathered at the 'Makar Dwar' area of the Parliament complex under the leadership of Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi and staged a protest. Holding placards, they raised slogans demanding that Union Home Minister Amit Shah take responsibility for the police attack on students and apologize.
Meanwhile, speaking to reporters, BJP MP Nishikant Dubey said, ``From 2004 to 2026, Rahul Gandhi has undertaken many foreign trips. But no one knows what he does there. Isn’t there a lack of transparency in that? Therefore, we will bring a resolution to remove him from the post of Leader of the Opposition. We will also urge the government to set up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate all his foreign trips and secret agreements from 2004 to 2026." he said
Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge accused, ``There has never been an attack on students like this in history. Amit Shah is the reason for this."
Congress MP Pawan Khera, who alleged that gunfire/AK-47s were used against students in Bihar's Siwan region, said they would not allow the House to function until the Home Minister gives an explanation.
In this situation, the General Examinations Amendment Bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha. Amid the uproar that followed, the Lok Sabha was adjourned until 2 p.m.
Union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Kiren Rijiju said, ``I want to reiterate to the Congress party and some other parties: do not allow this issue to be diverted. At this time, the primary priority should be to discuss the reforms introduced to strengthen the examination process. These reforms directly serve the interests of students across the country. No attempt should be made to divert or alter this issue. We are firmly focused on the bill introduced in the interest of students.
"Passing this bill is our priority. This is a very important and necessary bill. I urge the Congress party and its alliance partners not to divert the attention of the House," he said.
As opposition members continued shouting slogans in the center of the House, the uproar did not subside even after Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla issued a warning. As a result, both Houses were adjourned one after the other, and finally the Lok Sabha was adjourned for the entire day and postponed until 11 a.m. on Tuesday.