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Government is silencing opposition, Rahul Gandhi on bulk suspension of MPs - Vimarsana News

Government is silencing opposition, Rahul Gandhi on bulk suspension of MPs

He also raised questions on the security checks at Parliament and asked how could two men enter the complex carrying gas canisters.

Source: scroll.in
BJP office-bearers meet to discuss strategy for LS polls - Vimarsana News

BJP office-bearers meet to discuss strategy for LS polls

Chaired by BJP chief JP Nadda, the meeting was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other party leaders including state chiefs, general secretaries.

LS passed half of bills after debating each for less than 2 hrs: Report - Vimarsana News

LS passed half of bills after debating each for less than 2 hrs: Report

According to an analysis by PRS Legislative Research, 172 bills were discussed and passed during the term of 17th Lok Sabha, of which 86 bills in the Lok Sabha and 103 bills in the Rajya Sabha were discussed for less than two hours each.

Source: rediff.com
NPCC stages protest against suspension of MPs - Vimarsana News

NPCC stages protest against suspension of MPs

Responding to the nationwide protest call given by the All India Congress Committee (AICC), Nagaland Pradesh Congress Committee (NPCC) staged a protest rally against the suspension of 146 INDIA bloc MPs during the recently concluded Winter Session of the Parliament. The protest was held at Congress Bhavan, Kohima on December 22, 2023.

Half of the Bills passed debated for less than 2 hrs each: Report - Vimarsana News

Half of the Bills passed debated for less than 2 hrs each: Report

The Lok Sabha passed 34 (20%) Bills with two to three hours of discussion each, 28 (16%) with three to four hours of discussion each, and 24 (14%) with more than four hours of discussion each.