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Friday's meeting which lasted for 4 hours was called by Bihar CM Nitish Kumar. 

Opposition unity meet ends in Patna, second round to be in Shimla: reports

Opposition unity meet ends in Patna
Second round likely to be in Shimla: reports
Meeting&nbsp;lasted&nbsp;for&nbsp;4 hours

Friday's meeting which lasted for 4 hours was called by Bihar CM Nitish Kumar.&nbsp;

As many as 17 opposition parties on Friday resolved to fight the 2024 Lok Sabha elections unitedly to defeat the BJP and work with flexibility by setting aside their differences.
Addressing a joint press conference after an almost four-hour-long meeting, during which leaders of 17 parties expressed their views, Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar said the leaders will meet in the next few days to give final shape to their plan of fighting together.
"We had a good meeting and several leaders expressed their views during the meeting. 17 parties have decided to work together and contest the Lok Sabha elections unitedly," he told reporters.
Kumar, who hosted the first such meeting, said they were working in the national interest and accused the BJP of acting against the national interest as it was trying to change the country's history.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge announced that the next meeting of opposition leaders would be held in Shimla in Himachal Pradesh next month.

A day before EC's meeting on demonstration of remote voting machine prototype, most of the opposition parties have opposed the proposal

Ahead of EC's all-party meet; opp'n parties call remote voting machine proposal 'sketchy', 'not concrete'

A day before EC's meeting on demonstration of remote voting machine prototype, most of the opposition parties have opposed the proposal

Most of the Opposition parties have decided to oppose the Election Commission's proposal on remote electronic voting machine (RVM) as it is sketchy and not concrete, senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh said on Sunday.
He made the remarks after a meeting of Opposition parties that was attended by leaders of the Congress, JD(U), CPI, CPI(M), National Conference, JMM among others.
Singh said there are huge political anomalies in the proposal for remote voting machine with things like the definition of migrant labourers not clear.
The meeting came a day before the Election Commission showcases the remote electronic voting machine (RVM) prototype for migrant voters to representatives of political parties.
The poll panel has invited eight recognised national parties and 57 recognised state parties for a demonstration on Monday morning.&nbsp;
If implemented after stakeholder consultations, a RVM would enable migrant voters to vote from remote polling stations.
(PTI)
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Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar rejected all the nine notices under rule 267 saying they were not in order.

Opposition parties walk out of Rajya Sabha on India-China border clash issue

Opposition parties walk out of Rajya Sabha
Walkout after demand for discussion on Chinese incursion rejected
Discussion disallowed by Chair&nbsp;

Opposition parties walk out of Rajya Sabha after demand for discussion on India-China border clash rejected

Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar rejected all the nine notices under rule 267 saying they were not in order.

Opposition parties in the Rajya Sabha walked out of the House on Monday after the Chair rejected demands for a debate on Chinese incursion on the borders.
Speaking in Rajya Sabha, LoP Mallikarjun Kharge said, "They (China) are encroaching on our land. If we don't discuss this issue then what else should we discuss? We are ready for discussion on this issue in the House".&nbsp;
Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar rejected all the nine notices under rule 267 saying they were not in order. However, Congress and other parties kept insisting on their demand for suspension of business so the issue could be taken up.
But the chair did not relent, leading to MPs of the Congress, Left, DMK and other parties staging a walkout
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In view of their nationwide protest against inflation and GST, police detained Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Shashi Tharoor and others. They were sent to Police Lines Kingsway Camp.
Adorning black attire, Congress MPs staged a protest in the Parliament House complex in the presence of party chief Sonia Gandhi. They raised slogans as they sought withdrawl of GST on essential items. Delhi Police, on the other hand, prevented them from marching further, therefore foiling their protest.
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had alleged that some of the party MPs were beaten up by police and added that democracy was being murdered in the country. Meanwhile, Opposition 's nationwide protest against price hike continues 

Rahul, Priyanka & other Congress leaders detained during protest over price hike

Adorning black attire, Congress MPs staged a protest in the Parliament House complex in the presence of party chief Sonia Gandhi, earlier in the day. They raised slogans as they sought withdrawal of GST on essential items.

Adorning black attire, Congress MPs staged a protest in the Parliament House complex in the presence of party chief Sonia Gandhi, earlier in the day. They raised slogans as they sought withdrawal of GST on essential items

Police on Friday detained Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Shashi Tharoor and several others during their protest against inflation and GST.&nbsp;
Adorning black attire, Congress MPs staged a protest in the Parliament House complex in the presence of party chief Sonia Gandhi. They raised slogans as they sought withdrawl of GST on essential items. Delhi Police, on the other hand, prevented them from marching further, therefore foiling their plan of moving towards Rashtrapati Bhavan
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had alleged that some of the party MPs were beaten up by police and added that democracy was being murdered in the country. Meanwhile, Opposition 's nationwide protest against price hike continues&nbsp;
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After a list of "unparliamentary" words and a ban on protests inside the Parliament premises, a fresh advisory barring pamphlets and placards in the House was issued.
The Lok Sabha secretariat issued the advisory, stating that any literature, questionnaire, pamphlets, press notes, leaflets, etc should not be distributed without the Speaker's permission. The advisory said that placards are "strictly prohibited" inside the Parliament House Complex.
The latest advisory followed a political controversy over other advisories regarding behaviour in the Parliament. MPs were earlier told not to stage demonstrations, dharnas, strikes, fast, or religious ceremonies at the Parliament.
Before this, the Lok Sabha Secretariat had issued a booklet of words and phrases which would be considered unparliamentary according to the context. The list reportedly included words like 'corruption', 'Jumlajeevi', 'tanashah', 'Dictator', 'black', 'Khalistani', 'ashamed', 'abused', 'betrayed', 'criminal', 'drama', 'bloodshed', 'hooliganism', 'hypocrisy', and 'incompetent'.
The Opposition has called the advisories an attempt by the Narendra Modi government to silence criticism in the Parliament. The government has claimed that the advisories are nothing new, and have been periodically issued in the past as well.
The central legislature is set to convene on 18 July for the 2022 Monsoon Session.

Parliament: ban on placards, pamphlets after protest ban advisory and 'unparliamentary' words list

The Lok Sabha secretariat issued the advisory, stating that any literature, questionnaire, pamphlets, press notes, leaflets, etc should not be distributed without the Speaker's permission.

After a list of "unparliamentary" words and a ban on protests inside the Parliament premises, a fresh advisory barring pamphlets and placards in the House was issued.
The Lok Sabha secretariat issued the advisory, stating that any literature, questionnaire, pamphlets, press notes, leaflets, etc should not be distributed without the Speaker's permission. The advisory said that placards are "strictly prohibited" inside the Parliament House Complex.
The latest advisory followed a political controversy over other advisories regarding behaviour in the Parliament. MPs were earlier told not to stage demonstrations, dharnas, strikes, fast, or religious ceremonies at the Parliament.
Before this, the Lok Sabha Secretariat had issued a booklet of words and phrases which would be considered unparliamentary according to the context. The list reportedly included words like 'corruption', 'Jumlajeevi', 'tanashah', 'Dictator', 'black', 'Khalistani', 'ashamed', 'abused', 'betrayed', 'criminal', 'drama', 'bloodshed', 'hooliganism', 'hypocrisy', and 'incompetent'.
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The Opposition has called the advisories an attempt by the Narendra Modi government to silence criticism in the Parliament. The government has claimed that the advisories are nothing new, and have been periodically issued in the past as well.
The central legislature is set to convene on 18 July for the 2022 Monsoon Session.

A day after government wrapped up Monsoon Session of Parliament two days ahead of schedule, opposition leaders hit the street in the Capital.
Leaders of all the opposition parties, including the Congress, NCP, Shiv Sena, Trinamool, the DMK,SP, RJD and others marched from Parliament to Vijay Chowjk in a show of unity.
The leaders charged the government with murdering democracy by not letting opposition voice heard in Parliament. They accused of government of running away from a debate on the Pegasus snooping row and new farm laws inside Parliament.
The opposition rejected the government allegation that they disrupted Parliament and accused the Modi govt of not letting the House function.
The opposition leaders also vowed to stay united against the Central govt.
A very stormy Monsoon Session ended on Wednesday 2 days ahead of schedule with little work due to Opposition protests over Pegasus and farm laws.

After abrupt end to Parliament session, united Opposition hits streets

A day after government wrapped up Monsoon Session of Parliament two days ahead of schedule, opposition leaders hit the street in the Capital

((Start with Rahul&nbsp;byte: On murder of democracy and manhandling of women MPs))
A day after government wrapped up Monsoon Session of Parliament two days ahead of schedule, opposition leaders hit the street in the Capital.
Leaders of all the opposition parties, including the Congress, NCP, Shiv Sena, Trinamool, the DMK,SP, RJD and others marched from Parliament to Vijay Chowjk in a show of unity.
The leaders charged the government with murdering democracy by not letting opposition voice heard in Parliament. They accused of government of running away from a debate on the Pegasus snooping row and new farm laws inside Parliament.
The opposition rejected the government allegation that they disrupted Parliament and accused the Modi govt of not letting the House function.
The opposition leaders also vowed to stay united against the Central govt.
A very stormy Monsoon Session ended on Wednesday 2 days ahead of schedule with little work due to Opposition protests over Pegasus and farm laws.
Byte: Sanjay&nbsp;Raut: Women MPs&nbsp;of opposition were attacked

A day after government wrapped up Monsoon Session of Parliament two days ahead of schedule, opposition leaders hit the street. Leaders of all the opposition parties marched from Parliament to Vijay Chowjk in a show of unity

A day after government wrapped up Monsoon Session of Parliament two days ahead of schedule, opposition leaders hit the street in the Capital.
Leaders of all the opposition parties, including the Congress, NCP, Shiv Sena, Trinamool, the DMK,SP, RJD and others marched from Parliament to Vijay Chowjk in a show of unity.
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The leaders charged the government with murdering democracy by not letting opposition voice heard in Parliament. They accused of government of running away from a debate on the Pegasus snooping row and new farm laws inside Parliament.
The opposition rejected the government allegation that they disrupted Parliament and accused the Modi govt of not letting the House function.
The opposition leaders also vowed to stay united against the Central govt.
A very stormy Monsoon Session ended on Wednesday 2 days ahead of schedule with little work due to Opposition protests over Pegasus and farm laws.

A week before parliament's Monsoon Session ends, TMC MP Derek O'Brien on Sunday demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends the proceedings and listen to the demands of the opposition.
The parliament has been disrupted since day one of the ongoing session as opposition clamoured for a discussion on the Pegasus spyware row, the farmers' issues among several others. Meanwhile, the government, which has denied any illegal snooping in a statement in parliament, has refused to discuss the matter further.
O'Brien tweeted a three-minute video of various opposition parties pushing for a discussion in the parliament, and urged the Prime Minister to listen
Irked by the repeated chaos and adjournments PM Modi said the &lsquo;Parliament is being insulted by the acts of the Opposition in both Houses&rsquo;.

TMC's Derek O'Brien tweets video, shares Opposition's message, urges PM to listen

A week before parliament's Monsoon Session ends, TMC MP Derek O'Brien demanded that PM Modi attends the proceedings and listen to the demands of the opposition.

//Opposition urges PM Modi&nbsp;to attend Parliament proceedings&nbsp; //TMC&nbsp;MP Derek&nbsp;O'Brien posts video urging PM to listen to Opposition&nbsp;demands //Opposition&nbsp;demands discussion on Pegasus row, farmers' protests //Govt has refused to discuss Pegasus snooping issue any further&nbsp; //PM Modi: 'Parliament insulted by acts of Opposition in both Houses&rsquo;

A week before parliament's Monsoon Session ends, TMC MP Derek O'Brien demanded that PM Modi attends the proceedings and listen to the demands of the opposition.

A week before parliament's Monsoon Session ends, TMC MP Derek O'Brien on Sunday demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends the proceedings and listen to the demands of the opposition.
The parliament has been disrupted since day one of the ongoing session as opposition clamoured for a discussion on the Pegasus spyware row, the farmers' issues among several others. Meanwhile, the government, which has denied any illegal snooping in a statement in parliament, has refused to discuss the matter further.
O'Brien tweeted a three-minute video of various opposition parties pushing for a discussion in the parliament, and urged the Prime Minister to listen
Irked by the repeated chaos and adjournments PM Modi said the &lsquo;Parliament is being insulted by the acts of the Opposition in both Houses&rsquo;.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Tuesday clarified that the much-hyped and highly anticipated gathering at NCP supremo Sharad Pawar's residence is not an Opposition meet. The meeting hosted by Pawar under the Rashtra Manch banner is expected to be attended by several key opposition and civil society leaders.
Coming a day after Pawar met poll strategist Prashant Kishor, their second in two weeks, the meet has generated a lot of political buzz around attempts to forge a united Opposition alliance against the BJP.
Stressing that it is not an opposition parties meet Raut stated that SP, BSP, YSRCP, TDP and TRS are&nbsp; not a part of the meeting. He further said that Pawar is a big leader and many people consult him on various issues, including politics and economy.

Sanjay Raut on Sharad Pawar meeting Rashtra Manch leaders: not a meet of all opposition parties 

Sanjay Raut on meet between Sharad&nbsp;Pawar&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Rashtra Manch leaders
Raut&nbsp;ahead&nbsp;of meeting:&nbsp;'Not a meeting of all opposition parties'
Shiv&nbsp;Sena's&nbsp;Raut:&nbsp;SP, BSP, YSRCP, TDP&nbsp;not part of the meeting
Meeting comes after Pawar&nbsp;met Prashant&nbsp;Kishor&nbsp;on Monday

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Tuesday clarified that the much-hyped and highly anticipated gathering at NCP supremo Sharad Pawar's residence is not an Opposition meet. The meeting hosted by Pawar under the Rashtra Manch banner is expected to be attended by several key opposition and civil society leaders.
Coming a day after Pawar met poll strategist Prashant Kishor, their second in two weeks, the meet has generated a lot of political buzz around attempts to forge a united Opposition alliance against the BJP.
Stressing that it is not an opposition parties meet Raut stated that SP, BSP, YSRCP, TDP and TRS are&nbsp; not a part of the meeting. He further said that Pawar is a big leader and many people consult him on various issues, including politics and economy.

NCP supremo Sharad Pawar will chair a meeting with opposition party leaders in Delhi on Tuesday. According to his party leader Nawab Malik, Pawar will work towards uniting all the opposition parties in the country.
"Prominent political leaders and eminent persons from different sections of the society will attend the meeting at Pawar's residence in Delhi on Tuesday to discuss the current scenario in the country," said Malik.
Reacting to the news of the Opposition meet, the BJP called it Pawar's day-dreaming.
Poitning out to the reported differences within the Sena-NCP-Congress alliance in Maharashtra, BJP leader Kirit Somaiya said that "Pawar ji is having 'Mungeri Lal ke haseen sapney" if he thinks that he can bring together the Opposition.
According to NCP, those invited for Tuesday&rsquo;s meeting included Yashwant Sinha, Pavan Verma, Sanjay Singh, D Raja, Farooq Abdullah, KTS Tulsi, Majeed Memon , Vandana Chavan , Ghanshyam Tiwari , Karan Thapar, Javed Akhtar , Ashutosh, SY Qureshi, Arun Kumar, KC Singh, Sanjay Jha, Sudheendra Kulkarni, Colin Gonsalves and Pritish Nandy.
The meeting will be held under the banner of Rashtra Manch, an anti-BJP platform set up in 2018.

Pawar's mega opposition meet today, 'mungerilal ke sapney', says BJP

NCP supremo Sharad Pawar will chair a meeting with opposition party leaders in Delhi on Tuesday. BJP&nbsp;calls it "nothing but day-dreaming"

NCP supremo Sharad Pawar will chair a meeting with opposition party leaders in Delhi on Tuesday. According to his party leader Nawab Malik, Pawar will work towards uniting all the opposition parties in the country.
"Prominent political leaders and eminent persons from different sections of the society will attend the meeting at Pawar's residence in Delhi on Tuesday to discuss the current scenario in the country," said Malik.
Reacting to the news of the Opposition meet, the BJP called it Pawar's day-dreaming.
Poitning out to the reported differences within the Sena-NCP-Congress alliance in Maharashtra, BJP leader Kirit Somaiya said that "Pawar ji is having 'Mungeri Lal ke haseen sapney" if he thinks that he can bring together the Opposition.

NCP supremo Sharad Pawar will chair a meeting with opposition party leaders in Delhi on Tuesday. According to his party leader Nawab Malik, Pawar will work towards uniting all the opposition parties in the country.
"Prominent political leaders and eminent persons from different sections of the society will attend the meeting at Pawar's residence in Delhi on Tuesday to discuss the current scenario in the country," said Malik.
Reacting to the news of the Opposition meet, the BJP called it Pawar's day-dreaming.
Poitning out to the reported differences within the Sena-NCP-Congress alliance in Maharashtra, BJP leader Kirit Somaiya said that "Pawar ji is having 'Mungeri Lal ke haseen sapney" if he thinks that he can bring together the Opposition.
According to NCP, those invited for Tuesday&rsquo;s meeting included Yashwant Sinha, Pavan Verma, Sanjay Singh, D Raja, Farooq Abdullah, KTS Tulsi, Majeed Memon , Vandana Chavan , Ghanshyam Tiwari , Karan Thapar, Javed Akhtar , Ashutosh, SY Qureshi, Arun Kumar, KC Singh, Sanjay Jha, Sudheendra Kulkarni, Colin Gonsalves and Pritish Nandy.
The meeting will be held under the banner of Rashtra Manch, an anti-BJP platform set up in 2018.

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