The opposition Parties in the Rajya Sabha led by Congress, An Immediate revocation of the suspension of eight MP’s was demanded by Ghulam Nabi Azad, failing which he threatened to boycott the remaining of the monsoon meeting.
“Till our demands are met which include revocation of suspension of the eight MPs and the government bringing in another bill under which no private player can purchase below MSP, the Opposition will boycott the session,” The leader of the opposition told.
“No one is happy with the incidents that have taken place in this House. The public wants that their leaders should be heard. No one can put across their views in just 2-3 minutes. There will be de-escalation if MPs are not constrained by time to speak,” was included by Azad.
Samajwadi Party’s Ram Gopal Yadav apologized on behalf of the suspended members for their conduct and demanded immediate revocation of the suspension yet included that there has been an issue from the two sides.
Rajya Sabha Chairman M. Venkiah Naidu said this was not the first occasion when that a suspension has taken place “but I was convinced with the motion of the Minister”. To remove the Deputy Chairman there was a certain process. But it was not in a proper format. He also said.
He likewise shielded the Deputy Chairman and said that seat ought not to be accused.
On Sunday there was pandemonium in the House as unruly scenes were seen when Trinamool MP Derek O’Brien moved toward the Chair and attempted to snatch a mike while referring from the rule book.
O’Brien tore the rule book called the Bills “Kala Kanoon” or black laws, at the point when his objections were overruled. As the helpers of the Deputy Chair, attempted to shield Harivansh numerous opposition members arrived at the Well of the House to register their protests against the Farm Bills.
The moment the House met on Monday, eight lawmakers were suspended by Naidi – Derek O’Brien and Dola Sen of Trinamool Congress, Rajeev Satav, Ripun Bora, and Syed Naseer Hussain of Congress, Ragesh and E. Kareem of Communist Party of India-Marxist and Sanjay Singh of AamAadmi Party K.K.
Congress Chief Jairam Ramesh gave an announcement on Tuesday saying that his party alongside other similar opposition parties will boycott the Parliament.
The senior leader pointed out several reasons behind their decision to boycott the ongoing monsoon meetings of the Parliament which are being held under remarkable conditions due to Covid-19.
Congress said that the suspension of the individuals from Parliament, not letting the Leader of Opposition air his perspectives, and not alluding the bills to a standing or select board of trustees as the principal explanations for the boycotting of the session.
The senior leader speaking in the interest of his party likewise claimed that the ongoing bills presented by the legislature have not been passed yet, but were rather ‘bulldozed’. He said that the bills ought to have alluded to select panels for further review.
