New Delhi: The Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned till yesterday after the opposition protested against the farm laws. The Lok Sabha proceedings which started in the second shift were postponed thrice after the uproar by the opposition. In the lower house meeting that started after adjournment for the third time, the opposition parties raised slogans to withdraw the farm laws, after which the house was adjourned till Wednesday. Earlier, due to uproar in Rajya Sabha (Rajyasabha), the House had to be adjourned several times.
After the postponement of the Upper House meeting again, the opposition members continued to create a ruckus and shouted slogans. Deputy Chairman Harivansh once again appealed to the House to run smoothly and urged the members to join the discussion on the Presidential address tomorrow. But the commotion of the members continued and the Deputy Chairman within a few moments The proceedings were postponed for the whole day.
MPs immediately discuss the demand
Members of various opposition parties led by the Congress in the Rajya Sabha created a ruckus on Tuesday demanding immediate discussion in the House on the issue of farmer agitation on the borders of Delhi, which led to the meeting of the Upper House finally after three-time adjournment: Adjourned for the whole day.
Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu told the members that they can present their talk in the discussion on the President’s address on Wednesday, a day later. Earlier, at the commencement of Zero Hour, the Chairman said that to discuss the issue, he was asked by several members, including Leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad, Trinamool Congress’s Sukhendu Shekhar Rai, DMK’s Tiruchi Siva, Left Member E. Karim, and Vinay Vishwam to discuss the issue. Notices have been received. Under this rule, important issues are discussed by postponing the normal functioning of the house.
Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu told the members that they can present their talk in the discussion on the President’s address on Wednesday, a day later. Earlier, at the commencement of Zero Hour, the Chairman said that to discuss the issue, he was asked by several members, including Leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad, Trinamool Congress’s Sukhendu Shekhar Rai, DMK’s Tiruchi Siva, Left Member E. Karim, and Vinay Vishwam to discuss the issue. Notices have been received. Under this rule, important issues are discussed by postponing the normal functioning of the house.
While giving the system during the Zero Hour, the Chairman said that this issue can be raised during the discussion on the President’s address tomorrow. Members of some opposition parties walked out of the house expressing displeasure.
The resurrection in the House continued even after the resumption of the Upper House after two adjournments and members of various opposition parties came near the seat and raised slogans. Deputy Chairman Harivansh appealed to the agitating members to go to their seats and follow the guidelines (protocol) related to Covid-19.
