Opposition’s ruckus on Pegasus: Congress said – there should be a discussion in Parliament in the presence of Prime Minister or Home Minister There is a possibility of uproar in both the houses even today.

On Thursday too, both the Houses of Parliament had to be adjourned for the day after noon due to the uproar by the opposition.

There is a possibility of uproar in Parliament on the issues of Pegasus dispute, farmers and inflation. Congress MP Manickam Tagore has said that the government is not allowing the opposition to speak in Parliament. Tagore said the opposition should be heard and the Pegasus issue should be discussed in the presence of the Prime Minister or the Home Minister.

Earlier on Thursday, the uproar continued in the Parliament. Due to this, the proceedings of both the houses were adjourned for the day in the afternoon. However, amidst uproar, the Lok Sabha passed two bills without discussion. The same happened in Rajya Sabha. Earlier, when the proceedings of the Lok Sabha began, Speaker Om Birla expressed displeasure over the indecent behavior of the opposition members. He said that he was deeply hurt by such incidents.

Only 4 hours of work in the first week
In the first week of the monsoon session, opposition parties in both houses of Parliament created ruckus over three new central agricultural laws and the Pegasus espionage case, among many other issues. Last week only on Tuesday, the Rajya Sabha was able to function normally for four hours, when the situation in the country due to Corona was discussed on the basis of mutual agreement between all the parties.