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The entrance to the Parliament has now been chosen as the site of the Opposition protest as it is both strategic as well as practical

Opposition MPs continued their 50-hour day-night sit-in protest on Friday morning in front of the Mahatma Gandhi statue inside Parliament premises to mark their

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Opposition parties have alleged that the government has withdrawn certain facilities that had been accorded to the suspended MPs to facilitate their protest in Parliament premises. India News | Facilities Provided for Suspended MPs at Protest Site Withdrawn, Alleges Opposition.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Opposition MPs, who were suspended from the Rajya Sabha for disrupting proceedings, continued their protest near the Gandhi statue inside the Parliament complex on Thursday and asserted that there was no question of them apologising for their behaviour. India News | Monsoon Session: Suspended MPs Wont Apologise, Continue Protest.

Opposition MPs, who were suspended from the Rajya Sabha for disrupting proceedings, continued their protest near the Gandhi statue inside the Parliament complex on Thursday and asserted that there was no question of them apologising for their behaviour.

The Opposition has chosen the entrance to theParliamentas its new protest site as it wants to remind Prime Minister Narendra Modi of the promise he made when he entered the House for the first time in 2014, its leaders said Thursday.

Chairperson Harivansh said the MPs were suspended for showing utter disregard to the House and the authority of the chair

Shiv Sena MP Priyanka Chaturvedi on Wednesday gave a zero-hour notice in Rajya Sabha over writing off of the non-performing loans of Defaulters by the Public Sector Banks (PSBs).

A record 19 members of the Rajya Sabha belonging to Opposition parties were today suspended from taking part in the proceedings of the House till July 29 for repeatedly causing disruptions.

Agitating legislators accused of showing utter disregard for the House and the Chair by waving placards and raising slogans