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“Rajya Sabha Chairman Revokes Suspension of 11 Members Prior to Budget Session” Jagdeep Dhankhar, the Chairman of Rajya Sabha, has lifted the suspension of 11 members who were found guilty of breach of privilege by the House panel. Sources from the Vice President’s office revealed that the Chairman invoked his authority under Rules 202 and […] - Newsx

The committee presented the report to Dhankhar, taking note of the situation that the suspended members would not be able to attend the special address of President Droupadi Murmu to both Houses of Parliament, the first address in the new building of Parliament, on Wednesday

Amid the acrimony in the winter session, an unprecedented 146 opposition MPs were suspended between December 17 and 19 | Latest News India

The Privileges Committees of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha are scheduled to meet next week, where 14 opposition MPs will be given an opportunity to put across their views over the issue of their suspension for unruly conduct during the Winter Session.

Parliaments winter session ended Dec 29, proroguing Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, concluding the suspension of 132 MPs as it was session-specific. | Latest News India

The Privileges Committee of Rajya Sabha is chaired by Deputy Chairman Harivansh and is yet to convene a meeting to examine the case of suspension of 11 members referred to it

The Privileges Committee of the Lok Sabha is scheduled to meet next week to investigate the suspension of three Congress members, K Jayakumar, Abdul Khaleque, and Vijayakumar Vijay Vasanth, during the Winter Session for disruptive behavior. The committee, chaired by BJP member Sunil Kumar Singh, will record oral evidence on January 12 regarding the members alleged involvement in creating "grave disorder in the House" on December 18.

The Privileges Committee of the Lok Sabha will convene next week to examine the suspension of three Congress members from the House during the Winter Session due to unruly behaviour. Chaired by BJP member Sunil Kumar Singh, the Committee will meet on January 12 to record oral evidence from the

Bid to bulldoze Bills, avoid House scrutiny: Cong; Pre-planned strategy to block Bills: BJP

The government has listed three bills replacing the colonial era criminal law for consideration and passing in Parliament, besides the draft legislation to provide for a mechanism to appoint Chief Election Commissioner and Election Commissioners is pending passage from the Lok Sabha.