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The West Bengal Assembly plunged into pandemonium on Monday as ruling TMC and BJP MLAs exchanged blows after saffron party legislators demanded a statement by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over "worsening" law and order situation in the state.
Around 25 BJP MLAs led by Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari then walked out of the assembly, claiming that several party legislators were roughed up by TMC MLAs inside the House.
"MLAs are not safe even inside the assembly... At least 8-10 of our legislators were beaten up, including Chief Whip Manoj Tigga, by some TMC MLAs, as we demanded that the CM make a statement in the House on the law and order issue," Adhikari said.
TMC leader and state minister Firhad Hakim, however, told reporters that the BJP is staging a drama to create chaos in the assembly.
"Few of our MLAs were injured inside the House. We condemn the conduct of the BJP," he said.

On camera: brawl over Birbhum killings in Bengal Assembly, MLAs tear clothes 

On camera: lawmakers exchange blows in Bengal Assembly 

TMC leader and state minister Firhad Hakim, however, told reporters that the BJP is staging a drama to create chaos in the assembly.

The West Bengal Assembly plunged into pandemonium on Monday as ruling TMC and BJP MLAs exchanged blows after saffron party legislators demanded a statement by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee over "worsening" law and order situation in the state.
Around 25 BJP MLAs led by Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari then walked out of the assembly, claiming that several party legislators were roughed up by TMC MLAs inside the House.
"MLAs are not safe even inside the assembly... At least 8-10 of our legislators were beaten up, including Chief Whip Manoj Tigga, by some TMC MLAs, as we demanded that the CM make a statement in the House on the law and order issue," Adhikari said.
TMC leader and state minister Firhad Hakim, however, told reporters that the BJP is staging a drama to create chaos in the assembly.
"Few of our MLAs were injured inside the House. We condemn the conduct of the BJP," he said.
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Biswajit Das, the&nbsp;Bharatiya Janata Party legislator from Bengal's Bagda assembly constituency, joined&nbsp;Trinamool Congress on Tuesday. Das is the third BJP leader to switch camp to the ruling Trinamool Congress after the Mamata Banerjee-led party's thumping victory in the assembly polls held earlier this year.
Das's exit from BJP came a day after Bishnupur MLA Tanmoy Ghosh went back to Trinamool Congress, and after political heavyweight Mukul Roy's return in June. All three of them had ditched the Trinamool Congress for BJP before the assembly elections.
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Bengal: another BJP MLA joins BJP, third saffron party lawmaker to do so

Biswajit Das, the&nbsp;Bharatiya Janata Party legislator from Bengal's Bagda assembly constituency, joined&nbsp;Trinamool Congress on Tuesday. He is the third BJP&nbsp;lawmaker to do so.&nbsp;

Das is the third BJP leader to switch camp to the ruling Trinamool Congress after the Mamata Banerjee-led party's thumping victory in the assembly polls held earlier this year.

Biswajit Das, the&nbsp;Bharatiya Janata Party legislator from Bengal's Bagda assembly constituency, joined&nbsp;Trinamool Congress on Tuesday. Das is the third BJP leader to switch camp to the ruling Trinamool Congress after the Mamata Banerjee-led party's thumping victory in the assembly polls held earlier this year.
Das's exit from BJP came a day after Bishnupur MLA Tanmoy Ghosh went back to Trinamool Congress, and after political heavyweight Mukul Roy's return in June. All three of them had ditched the Trinamool Congress for BJP before the assembly elections.
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Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar walks out of assembly, could not complete his speech due to disruptions

high voltage drama as guv Jagdeep Dhankar walks out of Bengal assembly

Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar&nbsp;walks out of assembly, could not complete his speech due to disruptions

Bengal assembly: high voltage drama as guv Jagdeep Dhankar walks out

Bengal budget session: high voltage drama unfolds in assembly
Guv&nbsp;Jagdeep&nbsp;Dhankar's speech curtailed amid ruckus in the assembly
Jagdeep&nbsp;Dhankar&nbsp;walks out, BJP legislators also stage walkout
Dhankhar raised issues over customary draft speech, set stage for stormy session
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Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar&nbsp;walks out of assembly, could not complete his speech due to disruptions

High decibel drama unfolded on the first day of the budget session of the West Bengal assembly as <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tmc-targets-bengal-governor-over-vaccine-scam-says-photo-exposes-links-to-accused-1625163234530" target="_blank">Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar</a> could not complete his speech due to disruptions.
The governor walked out of the assembly after his speech was curtailed.
Dhankhar reportedly left the assembly, got in his car and headed to Raj Bhavan.
Legislative members from the BJP too staged a walkout. BJP legislators created a ruckus and also raised slogans of 'Jai Shri Ram'.
Dhankar's&nbsp;speech&nbsp;mentioned that all incidents of violence happened when law and order were under ECI. BJP protested this and stated that it was written by the state government and not the Governor.
The stage for a stormy session was set after Dhankhar raised a few issues over the inaugural draft speech sent to him by the state government.
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Sudip Bandyopadhyay, the leader of the Trinamool Congress in Lok Sabha&nbsp;on Monday called up speaker Om Birla&nbsp;seeking disqualification of Sunil Mondal and Sisir Adhikari who joined the Bharatiya Janata Party before the recent Bengal assembly polls.The Hindustan Times reported that the TMC&nbsp;leader asked the speaker to take action on the petitions he had filed earlier.Bandyopadhyay&nbsp;said the speaker told him that he will form a committee to review the petitions for disqualification and ask the two MPs to appear before it.The development comes&nbsp;50 BJP MLAs in Bengal met governor Jagdeep Dhankhar and demanded that any MLA who joins the TMC should face action under the anti-defection law passed by the Parliament.

TMC petitions LS speaker for disqualification of 2 MPs who joined BJP

Sudip Bandyopadhyay, the leader of the Trinamool Congress in Lok Sabha&nbsp;on Monday called up speaker Om Birla&nbsp;seeking disqualification of Sunil Mondal and Sisir Adhikari who joined the Bharatiya Janata Party before the recent Bengal assembly polls. The Hindustan Times reported that the TMC&nbsp;leader asked the speaker to take action on the petitions he had filed earlier. Bandyopadhyay&nbsp;said the speaker told him that he will form a committee to review the petitions for disqualification and ask the two MPs to appear before it. The development comes&nbsp;50 BJP MLAs in Bengal met governor Jagdeep Dhankhar and demanded that any MLA who joins the TMC should face action under the anti-defection law passed by the Parliament.

Sudip Bandyopadhyay, the leader of the Trinamool Congress in Lok Sabha&nbsp;on Monday called up speaker Om Birla&nbsp;seeking disqualification of Sunil Mondal and Sisir Adhikari who joined the Bharatiya Janata Party before the recent Bengal assembly polls. The Hindustan Times reported that the TMC&nbsp;leader asked the speaker to take action on the petitions he had filed earlier. Bandyopadhyay&nbsp;said the speaker told him that he will form a committee to review the petitions for disqualification and ask the two MPs to appear before it. The development comes&nbsp;50 BJP MLAs in Bengal met governor Jagdeep Dhankhar and demanded that any MLA who joins the TMC should face action under the anti-defection law passed by the Parliament.

'Nothing short of bullshit' - TMC's&nbsp;Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MP Derek O'Brien tells editorji on demands of President's rule in West Bengal following post-poll violence in the state.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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On News Guru l Derek O'Brien exclusive: 'Demand for President's rule in Bengal nothing short of bullshit'

'Nothing short of bullshit' - TMC's&nbsp;Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MP Derek O'Brien tells editorji on demands of President's rule in West Bengal following post-poll violence in the state.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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&lsquo;Do you think a party which got such a massive mandate, will want anything to do with violence?', TMC&nbsp;MP Derek O'Brien tells editorji&nbsp;as BJP&nbsp;alleges that CM Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee's&nbsp;party has been attacking and killing their workers in Bengal. 'It is a&nbsp;a classic Amit Shah-Modi-IT Cell diversion tactic.'

On News Guru l Derek O'Brien exclusive: 'Post-poll violence diversion tactics of Modi-Shah'

&lsquo;Do you think a party which got such a massive mandate, will want anything to do with violence?', TMC&nbsp;MP Derek O'Brien tells editorji&nbsp;as BJP&nbsp;alleges that CM Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee's&nbsp;party has been attacking and killing their workers in Bengal. 'It is a&nbsp;a classic Amit Shah-Modi-IT Cell diversion tactic.'

Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;will take oath as the Chief Minister of West Bengal for the third term on May 5. Didi&nbsp;has&nbsp;been unanimously elected as the leader of the TMC&rsquo;s Legislative Council at the party meet. Mamata's&nbsp;cabinet will take the oath on May 6.&nbsp;
Following the twist in Nandigram counting, Mamata Banerjee has filed a complaint with the Election commission and has demanded a recount. As per India's Constitution, Mamata Banerjee can continue to be the chief minister for the next six months without being elected from any constituency.&nbsp;
West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar has also expressed concern about reports of post-poll violence in the state. He has&nbsp;asked the DGP of West Bengal police to take steps to restore law and order in the state.&nbsp;

Mamata Banerjee to take oath as Bengal CM for the 3rd time on May 5

Mamata Banerjee&nbsp;will take oath as the Chief Minister of West Bengal for the third term on May 5. Didi&nbsp;has&nbsp;been unanimously elected as the leader of the TMC&rsquo;s Legislative Council at the party meet. Mamata's&nbsp;cabinet will take the oath on May 6.&nbsp;
Following the twist in Nandigram counting, Mamata Banerjee has filed a complaint with the Election commission and has demanded a recount. As per India's Constitution, Mamata Banerjee can continue to be the chief minister for the next six months without being elected from any constituency.&nbsp;
West Bengal Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar has also expressed concern about reports of post-poll violence in the state. He has&nbsp;asked the DGP of West Bengal police to take steps to restore law and order in the state.&nbsp;

Now, row over no Question Hour in Bengal Assembly session

A row has erupted over the Bengal Assembly Speaker's decision to not allow Question&nbsp;Hour during the scheduled 2-day Assembly session. Here's why&nbsp;&nbsp;

The ruling&nbsp;Trinamool Congress on Saturday said it is 'unjust and unfair' to compare the curtailment of Question Hour during the West Bengal Assembly's upcoming two-day short session with that of a full-fledged Parliament session. West Bengal Assembly Speaker Biman Banerjee on Friday said there would be no Question Hour during the upcoming two-day monsoon session of the Assembly beginning from September 9 due to 'paucity of time and the Covid-19 situation'. The BJP has termed it a 'double standard' of the Trinamool Congress, which had earlier called the decision not to have the Question Hour during the upcoming Parliament session a 'murder of democracy'.
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PTI, Kolkata:&nbsp;The Trinamool Congress on Saturday said it is "unjust and unfair" to compare the curtailment of Question Hour during the West Bengal Assembly's upcoming two-day short session with that of a full-fledged Parliament session.
West Bengal Assembly Speaker Biman Banerjee on Friday said there would be no Question Hour during the upcoming two-day monsoon session of the West Bengal Assembly beginning from September 9 due to "paucity of time and the COVID-19 situation".
The BJP has termed it a "double standard" of the Trinamool Congress, which had earlier called the decision not to have the Question Hour during the upcoming Parliament session a "murder of democracy".
"The criticism is unwarranted. It is not only unfair but unjust as well. There can be no comparison between a two-day (Assembly) session and a full-fledged Parliament session. And regarding the issue of taking questions, whether written questions will be accepted or not will be decided during an all-party meet on September 8," TMC chief whip in the Assembly Nirmal Ghosh said.
Echoing Ghosh, TMC party leader in Rajya Sabha Derek O' Brien said it would be inappropriate to compare "apples with oranges".
"Comparing an 18-day regular Parliament Monsoon session with a two-day session of the state Assembly is like comparing apples with oranges. No parliament session of below five days has had a question hour. Only one exception was a special session during the 1962 China war. The Bengal session is just two days long," he said.
Noting that allowing written questions deprives the MPs of asking supplementary questions, O'Brien said just like regular sessions the Parliament this time will also function for an equal amount of time in the absence of Private Member's bill.
"During a normal session, the Parliament functions for 30 hours a week, of which 2.5 hours are marked for Private Member's bill. But this time the Parliament would function for 28 hours per week, but the slot of Private Member's bill has been cancelled. So the time for normal parliamentary business is same, then what is the need for curtailing question hour," he said.
Both the opposition CPI(M) and the BJP have slammed the TMC government in West Bengal for curtailing the Question Hour and termed it a reflection of the "double standard of the TMC".
"The TMC is demanding Question Hour during the upcoming Parliament session, scheduled to be held from September 14 to October 1, but it has decided not to include it in the Assembly proceedings in West Bengal. This is nothing but double standard of the party," BJP legislature party leader in West Bengal Assembly Manoj Tigga said.
CPI(M) politburo member Mohammed Salim said the state's ruling dispensation should stop throwing crumbs at opposition parties.
"Height of doublespeak! You don't allow #QuestionHour where ministers have to stand up and answer Qs from MLAs and be held accountable. Stop throwing crumbs. This is West Bengal legislative Assembly, not your Nabanna!" Salim tweeted.
Nabanna is the West Bengal state secretariat.&nbsp;

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