Monsoon Session: The confrontation in Parliament did not stop even for the second day, after continuous uproar, the proceedings of both the houses were adjourned for the whole day.

The second day of the monsoon session of Parliament also passed amidst noise and sloganeering. As soon as the proceedings started, there was a sharp confrontation between the ruling party and the opposition. Despite repeated appeals by the Speaker, the atmosphere did not calm down and ultimately the proceedings of both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha had to be adjourned for the whole day.

In the Parliament premises since morning political The movement remained intense. The opposition continued to try to corner the government over student agitation, lathi charge and other issues, while normal functioning was affected due to continuous uproar inside the House. No important discussion could take place on the second day also.

Monsoon Session proceedings could not continue even on the second day

As soon as the Lok Sabha proceedings began on the second day of the Monsoon session, opposition members reached the middle of the House shouting slogans (Monsoon Session). Due to the uproar, the proceedings had to be adjourned within a few minutes, first to 12 noon and then to 2 pm. The situation was no different in Rajya Sabha also. The opposition raised the issue of students’ demonstration and lathicharge, after which there was continuous disruption and the proceedings had to be adjourned repeatedly.

Both houses adjourned after a day’s uproar

The proceedings of both the houses resumed at 2 pm, but the opposition’s protest continued. Despite the Speaker’s appeal, order could not be restored in the House. Due to continuous uproar, the proceedings of both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were adjourned till 11 am on Wednesday.

Rahul Gandhi targeted the government Monsoon Session

Outside the Parliament, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi cornered the government on the students’ issue. He said that the complaints of the students are completely justified and the education system of the country is going through a serious crisis. Rahul Gandhi demanded Prime Minister Narendra Modi to apologize to the students and said that the government should respond to the concerns of the youth. He also criticized the central government regarding employment and education system.

Kharge also raised the issue of students

Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge raised the issue of lathi charge on the students’ protest. Later, outside the House, he alleged that the opposition was not being given an opportunity to present its views. He said that the opposition wants discussion, but the government is avoiding debate on this issue. According to him, there should be an open discussion in the House regarding action against students.

Prime Minister said in the parliamentary party meeting Monsoon Session

In the parliamentary party meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned the controversy related to NEET exam. He said that paper leak is a serious crime and the government has taken immediate action in the matter and taken steps against those responsible. The Prime Minister said that wherever necessary, re-examination was conducted and the culprits were not spared at any stage.

Keep an eye on the proceedings of the third day

The regular functioning of Parliament has been affected due to the uproar for two consecutive days (Monsoon Session). now everyone’s eye monsoon session It will remain to be seen on the third day whether the deadlock between the ruling party and the opposition ends or whether confrontation is seen again in the House.