Parliament Stalemate continues: Both Houses adjourned till tomorrow over Soros, Adani
Both Houses of Parliament were adjourned for the day on Tuesday after sloganeering and ruckus prevailed, leading to disruption of legislative business.
Both Houses of Parliament were adjourned for the day on Tuesday after sloganeering and ruckus prevailed, leading to disruption of legislative business.
The first sitting of the Constituent Assembly of India was held on 9th December 1946, after its constitution on the 6th December 1946.
The brief session, for a week, is expected to be stormy one with Sambhal violence to take a centrestage between the BJP and Samajwadi Party.
Introduced in August this year, the Bill seeks to increase the option for nominees per bank account to four, from existing one, among others.
In a bid to break the logjam, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla had called a meeting of floor leaders of political parties in his chamber on Monday afternoon.
Since the Session commenced on November 25, proceedings of both Houses have been washed out amid opposition uproar.
The first week of Winter Session was washed out after no significant business could be conducted as the Opposition persisted with protests, demanding discussion on various issues including Adani bribery charge and Sambhal violence.
The Lok Sabha on Thursday passed a resolution extending the tenure of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on the Waqf…
The Houses were suspended earlier in the day before being finally adjourned for the day by noon.
Dhankhar stressed that deviation from rules is virtually sacrilege of this temple (of democracy) and that the Chair can be persuaded historically only by exhibiting the highest standard of conformance to the rules.
