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Derek: Oppn MP broke mic, BJP tried to break the back of Parliament

TMC&nbsp;MP Derek O'Brien has hit out at the Centre for pushing through the farming bills in a hurry amid strong protests by the Opposition. He tweeted that an Opposition MP did break a microphone in the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;but&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;tried to break the back of the Parliament by not allowing a division vote on the bills.
He also posted a video from outside the Parliament accusing the Govt of breaking every rule of the Parliament. 'It was a historic day, in the worst sense of the word. They cut RSTV feed so the country couldn't see,' Derek alleged in the video.&nbsp;
He also denied reports of him having torn the rulebook during the ruckus that ensued in Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;during discussion on the bills.
2 farm bills tabled by the Centre were passed in the Upper House on Sunday by a voice vote.&nbsp;

TMC&nbsp;MP Derek O'Brien has hit out at the Centre for pushing through the farming bills in a hurry amid strong protests by the Opposition. He tweeted that an Opposition MP did break a microphone in the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;but&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;tried to break the back of the Parliament by not allowing a division vote on the bills.
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He also denied reports of him having torn the rulebook during the ruckus that ensued in Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;during discussion on the bills.
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TMC&nbsp;MP Derek O'Brien has hit out at the Centre for pushing through the farming bills in a hurry amid strong protests by the Opposition. He tweeted that an Opposition MP did break a microphone in the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;but&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;tried to break the back of the Parliament by not allowing a division vote on the bills.
He also posted a video from outside the Parliament accusing the govt of breaking every rule of the Parliament. 'It was a historic day, in the worst sense of the word. They cut RSTV feed so the country couldn't see,' Derek alleged in the video.&nbsp;
He also denied reports of him having torn the rulebook during the ruckus that ensued in Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;during discussion on the bills.
2 farm bills tabled by the Centre were passed in the Upper House on Sunday by a voice vote.&nbsp;

'PM Couldn't Care Less' fund: Derek's swipe in Parl

Mocking the PM-CARES fund, Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien called it "PM's Couldn't&nbsp;Care Less Fund"&nbsp;during a debate on the Covid crisis in Rajya Sabha

Mocking the PM-CARES fund, Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien called it "PM's Couldn't&nbsp;Care Less Fund". The leader attacked the government over the handling of the coronavirus pandemic during a debate on the issue in Rajya Sabha. O'Brien said the government had announced a 21-day lockdown with just four-hour notice and "no preparation". He also alleged that the centre did not take state governments into confidence while making decisions on the pandemic

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