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Before initiating the action, Rajya Sabha chairman Jagdeep Dhankar said Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge refused to meet him in the chamber. | Latest News India

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Police have also collected bank account details of all the accused to see if they received money from someone for executing the December 13 incident, police sources said on Monday.

“The new Modi government guarantee will be this: ‘Till Modi is around, the voice of the people will not be heard in Parliament,’” says Congress’s Lok Sabha floor leader.

Congress leader Randeep Surjewala has criticised the BJP government for suspending 78 MPs in both Houses of Parliament, for staging protests in demand of a statement by Union Home Minister Amit Shah on the security breach in Parliament last week.

The Opposition forced several adjournments. In the morning, the House was adjourned within minutes and before the special mentions could be taken up. The House met again at noon, only to be adjourned till 2 PM. The government managed to get two bills related to J&K passed in 12 minutes amid slogan shouting. The House was adjourned again till 4:30 PM.

New Delhi: In an unprecedented move, 78 opposition MPs were suspended from Parliament on Monday, in the highest number of suspensions in a day, triggering a strong reaction from the Congress and other parties that accused the BJP government of trying to bulldoze key legislations in an

The Telecommunications Bill, 2023, also seeks to amend the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) Act, 1997. | Latest News India

The Congress and the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) on Monday slammed the Centre over the suspension on 45 Rajya Sabha and 33 Lok Sabha MPs for the remainder of Winter Session ending December 22 over their demand for a statement from Home Minister ...

Maharashtra govt can't protest Centre's move, even as the ruling coalition reckons that it can't afford to ignore farm unrest and Oppn protests in poll season