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The fresh round of suspension comes after 13 Opposition MPs faced the action last week for demanding a statement by the Home Minister. Apart from this, three more MPs were suspended pending a report from the Privileges Committee.
Four political parties have said that they would skip the inauguration of the new Parliament building which will take place on May 28.
More Opposition parties have joined the Congress and the Trinamool Congress in submitting privilege notices against Rajya Sabha nominated MP and former Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi for his comments that he attends the House when he feels so, saying these were against the dignity of the House.
As more Opposition parties submitted privilege notices against him in Rajya Sabha, former Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi said that the law will take its own course. He further added that he will not attend the Parliament today but he would be there tomorrow.
The BJP Rajya Sabha members on Wednesday protested against the Opposition which has been opposing the suspension of its 12 lawmakers for the entire winter session. Raising a question over the attitude of members who were suspended for creating a ruckus in the Monsoon session, BJP Rajya Sabha member Roopa Ganguly who took part in the protest in the Parliament premises, said