New Delhi: Both Houses were adjourned after opposition MPs created a ruckus, demanding that Home Minister Amit Shah respond to the police attack on them during the rally held by the Cockroach Janata Party in Delhi, and condemning the looting of offerings at the Ayodhya Ram temple.
When the Lok Sabha met today, Question Hour began. However, Congress and other opposition MPs created a ruckus, insisting that Home Minister Amit Shah respond to the police attack on them during the rally held by the Cockroach Janata Party in Delhi.
Speaker Om Birla appealed to everyone to maintain order and cooperate so that Question Hour could continue. However, opposition members continued to create a ruckus, raising slogans such as “Home Minister, answer us.”
Om Birla tried to calm them by pointing out that he had appealed to all party leaders at the Business Advisory Committee meeting to ensure the smooth functioning of Parliament.
Furthermore, Om Birla, who noted that Parliament is the highest forum of democracy, emphasized that it should be used only to debate and pass laws for the welfare of the nation. He also pointed out that it is not a platform for raising slogans or holding placards.
However, with no sign of the protests subsiding, Om Birla announced that the House would be adjourned until 2 p.m.
Similarly, as soon as the Rajya Sabha convened, opposition MPs raised slogans condemning the Ayodhya Ram temple donation fund irregularities. As a result, House Chairman C.P. Radhakrishnan first adjourned the House until 12 noon, and when the House reconvened, disorder broke out again, so he adjourned it until 2 p.m.