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Families of injured Delhi police seek Parliament's attention to share their trauma and highlight violence during CJP protest. |
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Families of injured Delhi police seek Parliament's attention to share their trauma and highlight violence during CJP protest. |
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Retired police officers demand 'balanced' narrative on Parliament march violence | Latest News Delhi |
"You have lost your opportunity": Kiren Rijiju urges Opposition to participate in Parliament debates"Honourable Chairman Sir, an important Bill was passed today and we wanted everyone to participate in it. Time was allocated for it in the Business Advisory Committee. You people should not go out and say why the Bill was passed without discussion?" Rijiju said. |
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00 pm today, was adjourned for the day following heavy sloganeering by Opposition members demanding the resignation of Union Home Minister Amit Shah. |
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Lok Sabha passes the Births and Deaths Amendment Bill, 2026, amid opposition protests and demands for Home Minister's presence. |
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The Rajya Sabha was adjourned for the day on Friday amid uproar by Opposition members over several issues, including alleged police action during the students' protest on July 20 over the NEET issue. |
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Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Friday retorted "Aap BJP ke ho kya" when questioned about a press conference held by family members of Delhi Police personnel who sustained injuries during the clash with student protesters in Delhi on July 20. |
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Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi appeared to brush aside a question on Delhi Police personnel injured during the July 20 Parliament march, asking a reporter, "BJP se ho kya?" when pressed on demands for action and justice. The remark is likely to trigger a political row, with critics questioning his response to concerns raised over the injured police personnel. |
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The Rajya Sabha MP from Punjab also said that the proposed bill to prevent paper leaks will help make the system stronger and exams "more secure". | India News |
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BJP's Lok Sabha Chief Whip Sanjay Jaiswal says government will be compelled to pass crucial pieces of legislation amid the pandemonium if the Opposition keeps protesting. |