Parliament Updates: Last Day of Budget Session Today; Oppn MPs to Hold ‘Tiranga March’ & Address Media

Amid repeated disruptions, the second phase of the budget session will conclude today. MPs from several opposition parties will take out a ‘Tiranga March’ from Parliament to Vijaya Chowk after both Houses are adjourned sine die on Thursday.

Congress leaders said that the opposition MPs would hold a press conference to highlight that the second half of the budget session was allegedly washed out due to the government’s attitude.

Leaders of several opposition parties on Wednesday coordinated their strategy in both the Houses by meeting in the chamber of Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Kharge.

Lok Sabha proceedings have been disrupted since the commencement of the second part of the budget session on March 13 due to protests by the opposition and the ruling party.

While the opposition has demanded a JPC inquiry into the Adani case, the ruling party is demanding an apology from the Congress leader. Rahul Gandhi His democracy is being attacked for his comments made in London.

Here are the updates from the budget session of Parliament:

• Congress general secretary organization KC Venugopal said the ‘Tiranga March’ would be organized after both the Houses adjourned as per schedule on Thursday.
  ▶ “The entire second half of the budget session got washed out due to the attitude of the government. For the first time the ruling party stalled the proceedings and later they refused to discuss the Adani issue and did not even listen to what the opposition was demanding.
• Leaders of several opposition parties on Wednesday coordinated their strategy in both the Houses by meeting in the chamber of Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Kharge.
  The meeting was attended by leaders of Congress, DMK, Samajwadi Party, Shiv Sena (UBT), TMC, AAP, JD(U), CPI, CPI(M), RJD, JMM, RSP and IUML.
• Dressed in black as a mark of protest, the opposition MPs decided to continue with their demand for a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe into allegations of corporate fraud and manipulation of stock prices against the Adani Group.

• Parliament’s budget session has seen no significant business so far except the passage of the Finance Bill, with the opposition sticking to its demand for a JPC probe and the treasury bench asking Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to apologize for his pro-democracy remarks abroad. has demanded.

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