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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday stoutly defended Amit Shah from the Congress' charge that he insulted B R Ambedkar in his speech in the Rajya Sabha.

PM Modi defends Amit Shah from Congress' attack

In a searing attack on the Congress, Modi said if the party and its "rotten ecosystem" think their "malicious lies" can hide their misdeeds of several years, especially their insults towards Ambedkar.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday stoutly defended Amit Shah from the Congress' charge that he insulted B R Ambedkar in his speech in the Rajya Sabha, asserting that the Home Minister in fact exposed the party's "dark history of insulting" the architect of the Constitution, leaving the main opposition "stung and stunned".
"They are clearly stung and stunned by the facts he presented, which is why they are now indulging in theatrics. Sadly, for them, people know the truth," Modi said in a series of posts on X.
When it comes to Ambedkar, his government's respect and reverence are absolute, the prime minister asserted.
In a searing attack on the Congress, Modi said if the party and its "rotten ecosystem" think their "malicious lies" can hide their misdeeds of several years, especially their insults towards Ambedkar, they are gravely mistaken.
He said people of India have seen time and again how one party, led by one dynasty, a reference to the Nehru-Gandhi family, has indulged in every possible dirty trick to obliterate Ambedkar's legacy and humiliate the SC/ST communities.
The list of the Congress' sins towards Ambedkar includes getting him defeated in elections not once but twice, first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru campaigning against him and making his loss a prestige issue, denying him a Bharat Ratna, and not allowing his portrait a place of pride in Parliament's Central Hall, the prime minister said.
He said, "The Congress can try as they want but they can't deny that the worst massacres against SC/ST Communities have happened under their regimes. For years, they sat in power but did nothing substantive to empower the SC and ST communities."
Modi said it is due to Ambedkar that "we are what we are", as he listed a series of measures taken by his government to implement his vision and accord respect to the iconic personality.
He said his government has worked tirelessly to fulfil Ambedkar's vision over the last decade.
"Take any sector - be it removing 25 crore people from poverty, strengthening the SC/ST Act, our Government&rsquo;s flagship programmes like Swachh Bharat, PM Awas Yojana, Jal Jeevan Mission, Ujjwala Yojana and more, each of them has touched the lives of the poor and marginalised. Our Government has worked to develop Panchteerth, the five iconic places associated with Dr. Ambedkar," he added.
For decades, Modi said, there was a pending issue involving land for "Chaitya Bhoomi", where Ambedkar was cremated. "Not only did our Government resolve the issue, I have gone to pray there as well," he added.
"We have also developed 26, Alipur Road in Delhi, where Dr. Ambedkar spent his last years. The house where he lived in London has also been acquired by the Government. When it comes to Dr. Ambedkar, our respect and reverence is absolute," he said.
Both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha witnessed protests from the Congress and some other opposition parties over Shah's alleged insult of Ambedkar, resulting in both the Houses being adjourned.

The new parliament building, which was earlier expected to be completed by November last year, is likely to be inaugurated soon.

In pics: PM Modi makes surprise visit to new parliament building

The new parliament building, which was earlier expected to be completed by November last year, is likely to be inaugurated soon.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a surprise visit to the new parliament building here on Thursday evening and inspected various works as well as interacted with construction workers.
Accompanied by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, PM Modi had a look at the facilities coming up at both Houses of Parliament, according to media reports.
The new building, which was earlier expected to be completed by November last year, is likely to be inaugurated soon.
In December 2020, Prime Minister Modi laid the foundation stone of the new parliament building which will have modern facilities.

Parliament's Winter Session was adjourned ahead of the schedule on Wednesday as pandemonium continued in the House over suspension of MPs from Rajya Sabha and opposition protests over various other issues.
The Winter Session was scheduled to end on Thursday.
Rajya Sabha Chairman Venkaiah Naidu expressed disappointment over proceedings saying that the performance of the House in the Winter Session had been below expectation. He urged the MPs to introspect.
Rajya Sabha saw unrelenting Opposition protests over the suspension of 12 Opposition MPs for unruly conduct.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said over 18 hours and 48 minutes were wasted during the Parliament Winter Session due to disruption. However, Important bills were discussed and approved. The House also discussed Omicron, climate change, and other important issues, he said.
During the session, the House saw the passage of nine bills which included the Farm Laws Repeal Bill, the Election Laws (Amendment) Bill and legislations to fix the tenure of directors of the Enforcement Directorate and CBI at five years and supplementary demands for grants.
The government introduced 12 bills during the session, including the Prohibition of Child Marriage (Amendment) Bill that seeks to increase the marriageable age for girls from 18 years to 21 years.

Winter Session ends a day early amid protests, Venkaiah asks MPs to 'introspect'

Parliament's Winter Session was adjourned ahead of the schedule on Wednesday as pandemonium continued in the House over suspension of MPs

Protests force end of Winter Session ahead of schedule

Protests force end of Winter Session ahead of schedule
Parliament saw continued protests over suspension of MPs
Winter Session was scheduled to end on Thursday
Venkaiah: Performance below expectation, MPs&nbsp;must introspect
Over 18 hours lost to disruptions in Lok&nbsp;Sabha: Speaker
12 bills passed, farm laws repealed during Winter Session

Winter Session:&nbsp;Parliament was adjourned ahead of the schedule on Wednesday as pandemonium continued in the House over suspension of MPs

Parliament's Winter Session was adjourned ahead of the schedule on Wednesday as pandemonium continued in the House over suspension of MPs from Rajya Sabha and opposition protests over various other issues.
The Winter Session was scheduled to end on Thursday.
Rajya Sabha Chairman Venkaiah Naidu expressed disappointment over proceedings saying that the performance of the House in the Winter Session had been below expectation. He urged the MPs to introspect.
Rajya Sabha saw unrelenting Opposition protests over the suspension of 12 Opposition MPs for unruly conduct.
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Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said over 18 hours and 48 minutes were wasted during the Parliament Winter Session due to disruption. However, Important bills were discussed and approved. The House also discussed Omicron, climate change, and other important issues, he said.
During the session, the House saw the passage of nine bills which included the Farm Laws Repeal Bill, the Election Laws (Amendment) Bill and legislations to fix the tenure of directors of the Enforcement Directorate and CBI at five years and supplementary demands for grants.
The government introduced 12 bills during the session, including the Prohibition of Child Marriage (Amendment) Bill that seeks to increase the marriageable age for girls from 18 years to 21 years.

Lok Sabha on Monday passed a bill to link electoral roll data with Aadhaar eco system amid protest by opposition members. 
The Opposition claimed that it would be a violation of the Constitutional rights of citizens and would violate their right to privacy if Aadhaar is connected to the electoral rolls. The Opposition demanded the rollback of the Bill.
The Election Laws (Amendment) Bill 2021, piloted by Law Minister Kiren Rijiju, was passed by a voice vote after a brief discussion during which some opposition members demanded that it be referred to a parliamentary panel.
Rejecting the demand, Rijiju said various proposals which are part of the bill have already been suggested and recommended by the Standing Committee of Law and Personnel.
The minister further said that the bill will cleanse the election system by weeding out duplication and bogus voting. 
Demanding the rollback of the bill, Congress MP Manish Tewari said that Aadhaar Act does not allow for Aadhaar to be linked to electoral rolls.
Pointing out that Aadhaar only meant to be proof of residence, and not citizenship, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said that the provision will "potentially giving the vote to non-citizens".
 

Lok Sabha passes bill to link Aadhaar with voter ID amid Opposition protest

Lok Sabha on Monday passed a bill to link electoral roll data with Aadhaar eco system amid protest by opposition members. 

Lok Sabha on Monday passed a bill to link electoral roll data with Aadhaar eco system amid protest by opposition members.&nbsp;
The Opposition claimed that it would be a violation of the Constitutional rights of citizens and would violate their right to privacy if Aadhaar is connected to the electoral rolls. The Opposition demanded the rollback of the Bill.
The Election Laws (Amendment) Bill 2021, piloted by Law Minister Kiren Rijiju, was passed by a voice vote after a brief discussion during which some opposition members demanded that it be referred to a parliamentary panel.
Rejecting the demand, Rijiju said various proposals which are part of the bill have already been suggested and recommended by the Standing Committee of Law and Personnel.
The minister further said that the bill will cleanse the election system by weeding out duplication and bogus voting.&nbsp;
Demanding the rollback of the bill, Congress MP Manish Tewari said that Aadhaar Act does not allow for Aadhaar to be linked to electoral rolls.
Pointing out that Aadhaar only meant to be proof of residence, and not citizenship, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said that the provision will "potentially giving the vote to non-citizens".
BITE: THarror
BITE: Rijiju

The Opposition claimed that it would be a violation of the Constitutional rights of citizens and would violate their right to privacy if Aadhaar is connected to the electoral rolls

Lok Sabha on Monday passed a bill to link electoral roll data with Aadhaar eco system amid protest by opposition members.&nbsp;
The Opposition claimed that it would be a violation of the Constitutional rights of citizens and would violate their right to privacy if Aadhaar is connected to the electoral rolls. The Opposition demanded the rollback of the Bill.
The Election Laws (Amendment) Bill 2021, piloted by Law Minister Kiren Rijiju, was passed by a voice vote after a brief discussion during which some opposition members demanded that it be referred to a parliamentary panel.
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Rejecting the demand, Rijiju said various proposals which are part of the bill have already been suggested and recommended by the Standing Committee of Law and Personnel.
The minister further said that the bill will cleanse the election system by weeding out duplication and bogus voting.&nbsp;
Demanding the rollback of the bill, Congress MP Manish Tewari said that Aadhaar Act does not allow for Aadhaar to be linked to electoral rolls.
Pointing out that Aadhaar only meant to be proof of residence, and not citizenship, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor said that the provision will "potentially giving the vote to non-citizens".
&nbsp;

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi renewed his attack on the government over the Lakhimpur farmers killings and demanded the sacking of Union Minister Ajay Mishra.
Lok Sabha witnessed ruckus as opposition members, including Trinamool leaders, trooped to the Well of the House as soon as the House assembled.
Speaking in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi demanded action against the minister whose son is the prime accused in the Lakhimpur case.
"This minister should be removed from the government. He is a criminal," Gandhi said adding that Mishra was "involved" in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence.
As Gandhi continued demanding the ouster of Mishra, BJP members stood up and raised slogans.
Four farmers were mowed down by a car belonging to minister Ajay Mishra in Lakhimpur Kheri in October.
The SIT has arrested 13 people, including the Union minister's son Ashish Mishra. The SIT report has termed the killings a "pre-planned conspiracy".

'Minister is criminal, should be sacked': Rahul Gandhi in Parliament 

Lakhimpur farmers killing: "Minister is criminal, should be sacked," says Rahul Gandhi in Parliament 

Start with Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi byte inside Lok&nbsp;Sabha
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi renewed his attack on the government over the Lakhimpur farmers killings and demanded the sacking of Union Minister Ajay Mishra.
Lok Sabha witnessed ruckus as opposition members, including Trinamool leaders, trooped to the Well of the House as soon as the House assembled.
As Gandhi continued demanding the ouster of Mishra, BJP members stood up and raised slogans.
Four farmers were mowed down by a car belonging to minister Ajay Mishra in Lakhimpur Kheri in October.
The SIT has arrested 13 people, including the Union minister's son Ashish Mishra. The SIT report has termed the killings a "pre-planned conspiracy".

Lakhimpur&nbsp;Kheri&nbsp;killings:&nbsp;Speaking in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi demanded action against MoS&nbsp;Home Ajay Mishra whose son is the prime accused in the case

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi renewed his attack on the government over the Lakhimpur farmers killings and demanded the sacking of Union Minister Ajay Mishra.
Lok Sabha witnessed ruckus as opposition members, including Trinamool leaders, trooped to the Well of the House as soon as the House assembled.
Speaking in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi demanded action against the minister whose son is the prime accused in the Lakhimpur case.
"This minister should be removed from the government. He is a criminal," Gandhi said adding that Mishra was "involved" in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence.
As Gandhi continued demanding the ouster of Mishra, BJP members stood up and raised slogans.
Four farmers were mowed down by a car belonging to minister Ajay Mishra in Lakhimpur Kheri in October.
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The SIT has arrested 13 people, including the Union minister's son Ashish Mishra. The SIT report has termed the killings a "pre-planned conspiracy".

TMC has filed a privilege motion against former chief justice of India Ranjan Gogoi for his remarks during a recent interview to NDTV. 
Replying to a question regarding his low attendance in the Rajya Sabha, Gogoi initially said that he did not attend Parliament due to Covid-19 and that lack of Covid protocols in the House made him uncomfortable. 
He then went on to say, “I go to the Rajya Sabha when I feel like, when I think there are matters of importance on which I should speak. I am a nominated member, not governed by any party whip. I go there of my choice and come out on my choice.I am an independent member of the house."
The notice submitted by TMC on Monday stated that Justice Gogoi's statements are in contempt of the Rajya Sabha, undermine the dignity of the house and constitute breach of privilege. 

Privilege motion against ex-chief justice Gogoi after remarks on Rajya Sabha attendance

TMC has filed a privilege motion against former chief justice of India Ranjan Gogoi for his remarks during a recent interview to NDTV. 

TMC has filed a privilege motion against former chief justice of India Ranjan&nbsp;Gogoi&nbsp;for his remarks during a recent interview to NDTV.&nbsp;
Replying to a question regarding his low attendance in the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha, Gogoi&nbsp;initially said that he did not attend Parliament due to Covid-19 and that lack of Covid&nbsp;protocols in the House made him uncomfortable.&nbsp;
He then went on to say that he goes to the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha when he feels like, when he think there are matters of importance on which he should speak. He added that he is a nominated member of the House and there not bound by any party whip.&nbsp;
The notice submitted by TMC&nbsp;on Monday stated that&nbsp;Justice Gogoi's statements are in contempt of the Rajya Sabha, undermine the dignity of the house and constitute breach of privilege.&nbsp;

The notice submitted by TMC&nbsp;on Monday stated that&nbsp;Justice Gogoi's statements are in contempt of the Rajya Sabha, undermine the dignity of the house and constitute breach of privilege

TMC has filed a privilege motion against former chief justice of India Ranjan&nbsp;Gogoi&nbsp;for his remarks during a recent interview to NDTV.&nbsp;
Replying to a question regarding his low attendance in the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha, Gogoi&nbsp;initially said that he did not attend Parliament due to Covid-19 and that lack of Covid&nbsp;protocols in the House made him uncomfortable.&nbsp;
He then went on to say,&nbsp;&ldquo;I go to the Rajya&nbsp;Sabha when I feel like, when I think there are matters of importance on which I should speak. I am a nominated member, not governed by any party whip.&nbsp;I go there of my choice and come out on my choice.I am an independent member of the house."
The notice submitted by TMC&nbsp;on Monday stated that&nbsp;Justice Gogoi's statements are in contempt of the Rajya Sabha, undermine the dignity of the house and constitute breach of privilege.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday pulled up BJP MPs who skipped Parliament or remain irregular in attending the House.
Reports quoting sources said that the PM warned them to "change yourself or there will be changes".
In a strong warning at the BJP Parliamentary Party meeting, the Prime Minister chided BJP leaders for behaving "like children".
"Please be regular in attending Parliament and meetings. It is not good for me to continuously stress about this (and treat you) like children. If you don't change yourself, there will be changes in due course," the Prime Minister reportedly said at the meeting.
The Prime Minister has repeatedly advised his party MPs and ministers to be disciplined, punctual and not speak out of turn.
Senior ministers, including Home Minister Amit Shah, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi were present.
 

PM Modi warns BJP MPs over House attendance: 'Change or there will be changes'

"Change or there will be changes": PM Modi's tough warning to BJP MPs on Parliament attendance


PM Modi's tough warning to BJP MPs who skip Parliament

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday pulled up BJP MPs who skipped Parliament or remained irregular in attending the House.
Reports quoting sources said that the PM warned them to change themselves or there will be changes.
In a strong warning at the BJP Parliamentary Party meeting, the Prime Minister chided BJP leaders for behaving "like children".
"Please be regular in attending Parliament and meetings. It is not good for me to continuously stress about this (and treat you) like children. If you don't change yourself, there will be changes in due course," the Prime Minister reportedly said at the meeting.
The Prime Minister has repeatedly advised his party MPs and ministers to be disciplined, punctual and not speak out of turn.

Winter Session:&nbsp;In a strong warning at the BJP Parliamentary Party meeting, PM Modi&nbsp;chided BJP leaders for behaving "like children"

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday pulled up BJP MPs who skipped Parliament or remain irregular in attending the House.
Reports quoting sources said that the PM warned them to "change yourself or there will be changes".
In a strong warning at the BJP Parliamentary Party meeting, the Prime Minister chided BJP leaders for behaving "like children".
"Please be regular in attending Parliament and meetings. It is not good for me to continuously stress about this (and treat you) like children. If you don't change yourself, there will be changes in due course," the Prime Minister reportedly said at the meeting.
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The Prime Minister has repeatedly advised his party MPs and ministers to be disciplined, punctual and not speak out of turn.
Senior ministers, including Home Minister Amit Shah, Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi were present.
&nbsp;

BJP MP Parvesh Verma on Monday brandished a pack of liquor in the Lok Sabha while accusing the AAP government of promoting alcohol in the national capital...

Delhi BJP MP Parvesh Verma waved liquor bottles in Parliament. Here's why

BJP MP Parvesh Verma accuses AAP govt in Delhi of promoting alcohol

BJP&nbsp;MP Parvesh&nbsp;Verma&nbsp;accuses AAP&nbsp;govt in Delhi of promoting alcohol
Parvesh&nbsp;Verma&nbsp;brandished a pack of liquor to slam Delhi govt
'When people needed oxygen, AAP&nbsp;govt was busy with liquor policy'
'Delhi govt reducing drinking age, encouraging women to drink'

BJP MP Parvesh Verma&nbsp;brandished a pack of liquor in the Lok Sabha while accusing the AAP government of promoting alcohol in Delhi

BJP MP Parvesh Verma on Monday brandished a pack of liquor in the Lok Sabha while accusing the AAP government of promoting alcohol in the national capital.
The BJP MP alleged that the Delhi government was busy drafting the new excise policy when the people of the city were desperately looking for oxygen during the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic.
Waving a pack of liquor, Verma claimed that according to the AAP government's new excise policy, the age limit for drinking alcohol has been reduced, wine shops can be stay open till 3 am and women will be given a discount for drinking between 12 am to 3 am in 'pink bars'.
Verma further said that rather than fulfilling the promise of giving fresh and clean water in the national capital, the AAP government is providing liquor to the people.
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Opposition created huge ruckus in both Houses of Parliament on Tuesday over the suspension of 12 Opposition Rajya Sabha MPs over their unruly behaviour during the last Monsoon Session.
Calling the action undemocratic, Opposition MPs demanded revocation of suspension.
Rejecting the demand, Rajya Sabha chairman Venkaiah Naidu said that the MPs have not expressed any remorse over their actions.
"The bitter experience of the last Monsoon Session still continues to haunt most of us. I was expecting & waiting for the leading lights of the House to take lead in expressing outrage over what happened in the last Session." 
Noting that the suspended MPs have expressed "no remorse", Naidu ruled that their suspension won't be revoked.
12 Rajya Sabha MPs were suspended for rest of the Winter Session of the Parliament for  'unruly behaviour' during the last session, i.e the Monsoon Session. 
Among the suspended members, six are from the Congress, two each from the TMC and Shiv Sena and one each from the CPM and the CPI.
The Rajya Sabha saw chaotic scenes on the last day of the Monsoon Session in August with marshals being called in as Opposition members protested over various issues. The government had accused the Opposition of not only unruly behaviour but also accused some of them of manhandling a woman marshal in the House.

Rajya Sabha chairman refuses to revoke MPs suspension

'They show no remorse': Rajya Sabha chairman refuses to revoke 12 Opposition MPs suspension

'They show no remorse': Rajya Sabha chairman refuses to revoke MPs suspension

Opposition created huge ruckus in both Houses of Parliament on Tuesday over the suspension of 12 Oppsition Rajya Sabha MPs over their unruly behaviour during the last Monsoon Session.
Calling the action undemocratic, Opposition MPs demanded revocation of suspension.
Rejecting the demand, Rajya Sabha chairman Venkaiah Naidu said that the MPs have not expressed any remorse over their actions.
Byte Venkaiah&nbsp;Naidu, Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;Chairman
12 Rajya Sabha&nbsp;MPs were suspended for rest of the Winter Session of the Parliament for&nbsp; 'unruly behaviour' during the last session.
Among the suspended members, six are from the Congress, two each from the TMC and Shiv Sena and one each from the CPM and the CPI.
The Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;saw chaotic scenes on the last day of the Monsoon Session in August with marshals being called in as Opposition members protested over various issues. The government had accused the Opposition of not only unruly behaviour&nbsp;but also accused some of them of manhandling a woman marshal in the House.

Winter Session Live: Calling the action undemocratic, Opposition MPs demanded revocation of suspension of 12 MPs&nbsp;for the entire session

Opposition created huge ruckus in both Houses of Parliament on Tuesday over the suspension of 12 Opposition Rajya Sabha MPs over their unruly behaviour during the last Monsoon Session.
Calling the action undemocratic, Opposition MPs demanded revocation of suspension.
Rejecting the demand, Rajya Sabha chairman Venkaiah Naidu said that the MPs have not expressed any remorse over their actions.
"The bitter experience of the last Monsoon Session still continues to haunt most of us. I was expecting &amp; waiting for the leading lights of the House to take lead in expressing outrage over what happened in the last Session."&nbsp;
Noting that the suspended MPs&nbsp;have expressed "no remorse", Naidu&nbsp;ruled that their suspension won't be revoked.
12 Rajya Sabha&nbsp;MPs were suspended for rest of the Winter Session of the Parliament for&nbsp; 'unruly behaviour' during the last session, i.e the Monsoon Session.&nbsp;
Among the suspended members, six are from the Congress, two each from the TMC and Shiv Sena and one each from the CPM and the CPI.
The Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;saw chaotic scenes on the last day of the Monsoon Session in August with marshals being called in as Opposition members protested over various issues. The government had accused the Opposition of not only unruly behaviour&nbsp;but also accused some of them of manhandling a woman marshal in the House.
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12 Rajya Sabha MPs have been suspended for rest of the Winter Session of the Parliament for  'unruly behaviour' during the last session, i.e the Monsoon Session. 
Among the suspended members, six are from the Congress, two each from the TMC and Shiv Sena and one each from the CPM and the CPI.
The Rajya Sabha saw chaotic scenes on the last day of the Monsoon Session in August with marshals being called in as Opposition members protested over various issues. The government had accused the Opposition of not only unruly behaviour but also accused some of them of manhandling a woman marshal in the House.
The Opposition had alleged that additional people were called in from the outside and some leaders were attacked.
Leaders from 12 opposition parties have condemned the suspension as "unwarranted” and “undemocratic", and alleged that the action is in violation of all rules and procedures of the Upper House.

12 MPs suspended for 'unruly behaviour' during Monsoon session, Oppn condemns move

12 Rajya Sabha MPs have been suspended for rest of the Winter Session of the Parliament for  'unruly behaviour' during the last session

12 Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MPs&nbsp;suspended for rest of Winter Session
MPs&nbsp;suspended for 'unruly behaviour' during last session
August: ruckus in Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;after Oppn&nbsp;protest
Govt: MPs&nbsp;manhandled a woman marshal in the House
Oppn: people were brought in from outside

Among the suspended members, six are from the Congress, two each from the TMC and Shiv Sena and one each from the CPM and the CPI.

12 Rajya Sabha&nbsp;MPs have been suspended for rest of the Winter Session of the Parliament for&nbsp; 'unruly behaviour' during the last session, i.e the Monsoon Session.&nbsp;
Among the suspended members, six are from the Congress, two each from the TMC and Shiv Sena and one each from the CPM and the CPI.
The Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;saw chaotic scenes on the last day of the Monsoon Session in August with marshals being called in as Opposition members protested over various issues. The government had accused the Opposition of not only unruly behaviour&nbsp;but also accused some of them of manhandling a woman marshal in the House.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/watch-opposition-mps-versus-marshals-inside-rajya-sabha-1628760322212">Opposition MPs versus marshals inside Rajya Sabha</a>
The Opposition had alleged that additional people were called in from the outside and some leaders were attacked.
Leaders from 12 opposition parties have condemned the suspension as "unwarranted&rdquo; and &ldquo;undemocratic", and alleged that the action is in violation of all rules and procedures of the Upper House.

The bill to repeal three contentious farm laws was passed in the Lok Sabha on Monday amid opposition ruckus.
The government had listed the bill as the top agenda on the first day of the Winter Session. The bill now be sent to the Rajya Sabha for the passage.
The Parliament witnessed stormy scenes as the government wanted to repeal the three contention farm laws on Day one, while the Opposition demanded a debate on the farm laws and farmers issues before passing the bill to repeal the laws.
Both Houses saw adjournments as soon as it assembled amid Opposition sloganeering demanding a discussion on farmers problems.
The Opposition is also demanding legal backing for MSP as has been demanded by the farmers' unions.
The opposition has also raised the issue of compensation for family members of farmers who had died during the year-long protests against the laws. As per the farmers unions, at least 700 farmers lost their lives during the year-long agitation against the farm laws.
The Congress has demanded a condolence resolution for the farmers who died during the protests.

Winter Session Live: Bill to repeal 3 farm laws passed in both Houses

Parliament passes bill to repeal 3 farm laws amid Opposition ruckus

Winter Session: Parliament passes bill to repeal 3 farm laws

Winter Session:&nbsp;Bill to repeal farm laws passed in Parliament
Opposition ruckus over demand for debate on farmers
Govt not ready for debate on farm laws and farmers' issues
Opposition is demanding legal backing for MSP&nbsp;for farmers
Farmers have been demanding compensation for dead farmers

Parliament Winter Session: The opposition demanded a debate before passing the bill to repeal farm laws, govt didn't agree to debate

Parliament Winter Session: The bill to repeal three contentious farm laws was passed in both Houses of Parliament on Monday amid opposition ruckus.
The government had listed the bill as the top agenda on the first day of the Winter Session.
The Parliament witnessed stormy scenes as the government wanted to repeal the three contention farm laws on Day one, while the Opposition demanded a debate on the farm laws and farmers issues before passing the bill to repeal the laws.
Both Houses saw adjournments amid Opposition sloganeering demanding a discussion on farmers problems.
The Opposition is also demanding legal backing for MSP as has been demanded by the farmers' unions.
The opposition has also raised the issue of compensation for family members of farmers who had died during the year-long protests against the laws. As per the farmers unions, at least 700 farmers lost their lives during the year-long agitation against the farm laws.
The Congress has demanded a condolence resolution for the farmers who died during the protests.

With the his govt set to table a bill to withdraw the three controversial farms laws on the first day of the winter session of Parliament on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi skipped the the all-party meeting on Sunday. 
Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge said that they were expected the PM to address them and they also wanted to put forward their apprehensions that the govt may bring in the farm laws again at a later date. 
Opposition parties also demanded that the govt bring in a law guaranteeing MSP and also sought compensation for farmers who died during the agitation. 
They also asked for an early passage of the women's reservation bill and discussion on Pegasus snooping row and hike in fuel prices. 

PM skips all party meet, Oppn demands MSP law, compensation for farmers

With the his govt set to table a bill to withdraw the three controversial farms laws in Parliament on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi skipped the the all-party meeting on Sunday. 

A day before Parliament begins, PM skips all-party meet
Opposition: expected PM to speak to us about farm laws
Opposition parties demanded a law on MSP for farmers
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They also asked for an early passage of the women's reservation bill and discussion on Pegasus snooping row and hike in fuel prices.&nbsp;

With his govt set to table a bill to withdraw the three controversial farms laws on the first day of the winter session of Parliament on Monday, Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;skipped the all-party meeting on Sunday.&nbsp;
Congress leader Mallikarjun&nbsp;Kharge&nbsp;said that they were expecting the PM to address them and they also wanted to put forward their apprehensions that the govt may bring in the farm laws again at a later date.&nbsp;
Opposition parties also demanded that the govt bring in a law guaranteeing MSP and also sought compensation for farmers who died during the agitation.&nbsp;
They also asked for an early passage of the women's reservation bill and discussion on Pegasus snooping row and hike in fuel prices.&nbsp;

The Union Cabinet is likely to table the proposal to withdraw the contentious three farm laws on Wednesday, 24th Nov at its scheduled meeting, according to sources. 
The proposal is likely to be approved and will then be officially withdrawn from the Parliament in the upcoming Winter session, which starts from November 29.
Also watch: Big win for farmers, PM Narendra Modi repeals 3 new farm laws, says sorry
Thousands of farmers from Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh have been protesting at the borders of the national capital since November 26 last year to demand repeal of the three farm laws, and enactment of a new law to guarantee MSP for crops. On the occasion of Gurupurab, while addressing the nation PM Modi repealed the three farm laws.

Union Cabinet to table proposal to withdraw 3 farm bills in Parliament on Nov 24

The Union Cabinet is likely to table the proposal to withdraw the contentious three farm laws in its meeting on Wednesday, according to news reports. 

The Union Cabinet is likely to table the proposal to withdraw the contentious three farm laws in its meeting on Wednesday, according to news reports.&nbsp;
The proposal is likely to be approved and the farms laws will then&nbsp;be officially withdrawn in the Parliament in the upcoming Winter session, which starts from November 29.
Thousands of farmers from Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh have been protesting at the borders of the national capital since November 26 last year to demand repeal of the three farm laws, and enactment of a new law to guarantee MSP for crops.
On the occasion of Gurupurab, while addressing the nation, PM Modi repealed the three farm laws.

The Union Cabinet is likely to table the proposal to withdraw the contentious three farm laws on Wednesday, 24th Nov at its scheduled meeting, according to sources.

The Union Cabinet is likely to table the proposal to withdraw the contentious three farm laws in its meeting on Wednesday, according to news reports.&nbsp;
The proposal is likely to be approved and the farms laws will then&nbsp;be officially withdrawn in the Parliament in the upcoming Winter session, which starts from November 29.
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Thousands of farmers from Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh have been protesting at the borders of the national capital since November 26 last year to demand repeal of the three farm laws, and enactment of a new law to guarantee MSP for crops.
On the occasion of Gurupurab, while addressing the nation, PM Modi repealed the three farm laws.

To observe one year of the movement against the Centre's three agri laws, 500 farmers will participate in a peaceful tractor march to Parliament every day during Winter Session starting November 29, the Samyukta Kisan Morcha said on Tuesday.
Farmers from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh have been protesting against the laws, which were stayed by the Supreme Court in January, at the Delhi borders since November 26 last year. The SKM, an umbrella body of 40 farmer unions leading the stir, announced the tractor march after it held a meeting here. In a statement, the amalgam said that it will observe one year of the movement on and after November 26 in a &ldquo;massive way&rdquo; all over India.
&ldquo;The SKM decided that from November 29 until the end of this Parliament session, 500 selected farmer volunteers will move every day to Parliament in tractor trollies peacefully and with full discipline, to assert their rights to protest in the national capital,&rdquo; the statement said.
This will be done to "'increase the pressure" on the central government "to force it to concede the demands for which farmers across the country have launched a historic struggle", it said.
Earlier in March too, farmers had taken out &ldquo;foot march&rdquo; to Parliament to oppose the contentious three farm laws. On January 26, a tractor rally had turned violent with protesters breaking barricades, attacking security personnel and storming the Red Fort, where they hoisted a religious flag.
The SKM statement said that on November 26, there will be huge mobilisations from Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Rajasthan at all the Delhi borders &ldquo;All farm unions in the SKM will mobilise farmers in strength for this occasion. Huge public meetings will be held there (at borders) that day. Homage will be paid to more than 650 martyrs in this struggle so far,&rdquo; it said.
The SKM has also called for massive mahapanchayats in state capitals on November 26.
The Winter session of Parliament will begin on November 29 and go on till December 23rd.

Farmers protest: unions announce daily tractor march to Parliament during Winter Session

Farmers announce daily tractor march to Parliament during Winter Session

One year of farmers protests against new three agri laws

To observe one year of the movement against the Centre's three agri laws, 500 farmers will participate in a peaceful tractor march to Parliament every day during Winter Session starting November 29.
Farmers from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh have been protesting against the laws at the Delhi borders since November 26 last year.
Farmers umbrella body Samyukta Kisan Morcha has announced that it will observe one year of the movement on and after November 26 in a &ldquo;massive way&rdquo; all over India.
Earlier in March too, farmers had taken out &ldquo;foot march&rdquo; to Parliament to oppose the contentious three farm laws. On January 26, a tractor rally had turned violent with protesters breaking barricades, attacking security personnel and storming the Red Fort, where they hoisted a religious flag.
The SKM statement said that on November 26, there will be huge mobilisations from Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Rajasthan at all the Delhi borders.
The SKM has also called for massive mahapanchayats in state capitals on November 26.
The Winter session of Parliament will begin on November 29 and go on till December 23rd.

500 farmers will participate in a peaceful tractor march to Parliament every day during Winter Session starting November 29: Farm unions

To observe one year of the movement against the Centre's three agri laws, 500 farmers will participate in a peaceful tractor march to Parliament every day during Winter Session starting November 29, the Samyukta Kisan Morcha said on Tuesday.
Farmers from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh have been protesting against the laws, which were stayed by the Supreme Court in January, at the Delhi borders since November 26 last year. The SKM, an umbrella body of 40 farmer unions leading the stir, announced the tractor march after it held a meeting here. In a statement, the amalgam said that it will observe one year of the movement on and after November 26 in a &ldquo;massive way&rdquo; all over India.
&ldquo;The SKM decided that from November 29 until the end of this Parliament session, 500 selected farmer volunteers will move every day to Parliament in tractor trollies peacefully and with full discipline, to assert their rights to protest in the national capital,&rdquo; the statement said.
This will be done to "'increase the pressure" on the central government "to force it to concede the demands for which farmers across the country have launched a historic struggle", it said.
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Earlier in March too, farmers had taken out &ldquo;foot march&rdquo; to Parliament to oppose the contentious three farm laws. On January 26, a tractor rally had turned violent with protesters breaking barricades, attacking security personnel and storming the Red Fort, where they hoisted a religious flag.
The SKM statement said that on November 26, there will be huge mobilisations from Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Rajasthan at all the Delhi borders &ldquo;All farm unions in the SKM will mobilise farmers in strength for this occasion. Huge public meetings will be held there (at borders) that day. Homage will be paid to more than 650 martyrs in this struggle so far,&rdquo; it said.
The SKM has also called for massive mahapanchayats in state capitals on November 26.
The Winter session of Parliament will begin on November 29 and go on till December 23rd.

The Winter Session of Parliament is likely to commence from November 29 and continue till December 23 according to ANI. Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has already finalised the proposal in this regard.
The Winter session assumes significance as it will be held just months before the assembly elections in five states, including politically-crucial Uttar Pradesh, which is seen as a semi-final for the 2024 general elections. Modi government is looking to pass many important bills during the session.
The winter session of Parliament was not held in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the monsoon session was marked by protests by the Opposition over the Pegasus spyware issue and repeal of the farmer's law.
In the Winter session, those entering the complex and the main Parliament building will have to wear masks all the time and may have to undergo Covid test. Both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will sit simultaneously, the members will follow social distancing norms.
The last Parliament session was curtailed since two days ahead of its scheduled adjournment. (ANI)

Winter session of parliament to commence from November 29 till December 23

The Winter Session of Parliament is likely to commence from November 29 and continue till December 23. ANI reports

The Winter Session of Parliament is likely to commence from November 29 and continue till December 23 according to ANI. Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has already finalised the proposal in this regard.
The Winter session assumes significance as it will be held just months before the assembly elections in five states, including politically-crucial Uttar Pradesh, which is seen as a semi-final for the 2024 general elections. Modi government is looking to pass many important bills during the session.
The winter session of Parliament was not held in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the monsoon session was marked by protests by the Opposition over the Pegasus spyware issue and the farm laws.
In the Winter session, those entering the complex and the main Parliament building will have to wear masks all the time and may have to undergo Covid test. Both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha will sit simultaneously, the members will follow social distancing norms.
The last Parliament session was curtailed two days ahead of its schedule over opposition protests.

The Winter Session of Parliament is likely to commence from November 29 and continue till December 23 according to ANI. Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs has already finalised the proposal in this regard.

It has been a year since the three contentious farm laws were passed by the Parliament and farmers have been protesting relentlessly having spent the last one year on the road. The government and the protesting farmers have come face-to-face over eleven rounds of talks with each of the talks resulting in a stalemate. What is the road ahead for protesting farmers? Is the on going protest likely to impact forthcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab? To know more, watch this special News Guru with Vikram Chandra as he talks to Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait and political analyst Desh Ratan Nigam on the future of the farmer's protest in India.

On News Guru| Farmer's Protests: One year on

Three contentious farm laws were passed by the Parliament in September 2020 and farmers have been sitting in protest ever since.&nbsp;What is the road ahead for the protesting farmers?Is the movement gaining political flavour with upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab?&nbsp;
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It has been a year since the three contentious farm laws were passed by the Parliament and farmers have been protesting relentlessly having spent the last one year on the road. The government and the protesting farmers have come face-to-face over eleven rounds of talks with each of the talks resulting in a stalemate. What is the road ahead for protesting farmers? Is the on going protest likely to impact forthcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab? To know more, watch this special News Guru with Vikram Chandra as he talks to Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait and political analyst Desh Ratan Nigam on the future of the farmer's protest in India.

<div>Three contentious farm laws were passed by the Parliament in September 2020 and farmers have been sitting in protest ever since.&nbsp;What is the road ahead for the protesting farmers?</div>
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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.

Amid a serious logjam in Parliament over opposition protests on the Pegasus snooping scandal, the defence ministry has said it has not made any transaction with the Israeli firm NSO, which is also the vendor of the Pegasus spyware. Opposition protests over the Pegasus issue have held up Parliament through the ongoing Monsson Session.
The statement was part of the ministry's answer in Rajya Sabha in response to a question by Dr V Sivadasan. The CPM MP had questioned whether the government has carried out any transaction with the NSO Group Technologies and if so, the details of it.
The government has all along denied any role in alleged snooping on journalists, opposition politicians, activists and government officials.
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Pegasus row: Defence ministry says no transactions with Israeli firm

The defence ministry has said it has not made any transaction with the Israeli firm NSO, which is also the vendor of the Pegasus spyware

Amid a serious logjam in Parliament over opposition protests on the Pegasus snooping scandal, the defence ministry has said it has not made any transaction with the Israeli firm NSO, which is also the vendor of the Pegasus spyware. Opposition protests over the Pegasus issue have held up Parliament through the ongoing Monsoon Session.
The statement was part of the ministry's answer in Rajya Sabha in response to a question by Dr V Sivadasan. The CPM MP had questioned whether the government has carried out any transaction with the NSO Group Technologies and if so, the details of it.
The government has all along denied any role in alleged snooping on journalists, opposition politicians, activists and government officials.
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Amid a serious logjam in Parliament over opposition protests on the Pegasus snooping scandal, the defence ministry has said it has not made any transaction with the Israeli firm NSO, which is also the vendor of the Pegasus spyware

Amid a serious logjam in Parliament over opposition protests on the Pegasus snooping scandal, the defence ministry has said it has not made any transaction with the Israeli firm NSO, which is also the vendor of the Pegasus spyware. Opposition protests over the Pegasus issue have held up Parliament through the ongoing Monsoon Session.
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/allegations-serious-if-reports-are-true-supreme-court-on-pegasus-row-1628149339313" target="_blank">'Allegations serious if reports are true': Supreme Court on Pegasus row</a>
The statement was part of the ministry's answer in Rajya Sabha in response to a question by Dr V Sivadasan. The CPM MP had questioned whether the government has carried out any transaction with the NSO Group Technologies and if so, the details of it.
The government has all along denied any role in alleged snooping on journalists, opposition politicians, activists and government officials.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday shot a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to protest against the Centre&rsquo;s move to place the "anti-people" Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2020 in Parliament. Mamata urged the Prime Minister to refrain from proceeding with the legislation.
She also requested the PM "to ensure that a broad-based and transparent dialogue on the subject is opened up at the earliest".
Mamata had written to Modi on June 12 last year, expressing outrage over the draft Electricity Bill 2020, which, she, said, was an attempt by the Centre to "destroy" the country's federal structure. She claimed that the bill aims to make the entire state electricity grid an appendage of the National Grid.
She wrote in her letter that she stunned to learn that the bill " is coming back without any consideration of the reservations, and with some graver anti-people features&rsquo;

Bengal CM writes to PM to oppose placing 'anti-people' Electricity Bill in Parliament 

'An attempt to destroy the federal structure', Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;writes to PM Modi&nbsp;to oppose move to place Electricity Bill, 2020 in Parliament

Bengal CM Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;opposes Electricity (Amendment) Bill 2020
Mamata&nbsp;write to Pm Modi&nbsp;to protest against placing Bill in parliament
Mamata&nbsp;to PM:&nbsp;refrain from proceeding with the legislation
'Ensure broad-based, transparent dialogue',&nbsp;CM requests PM
Mamata:&nbsp;attempt by the Centre to destroy the federal structure
Bill 'coming back with graver anti-people features', Mamata&nbsp;'stunned
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'An attempt to destroy the federal structure', Mamata&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;writes to PM Modi&nbsp;to oppose move to place Electricity Bill, 2020 in Parliament

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday shot a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to protest against the Centre&rsquo;s move to place the "anti-people" Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2020 in Parliament. Mamata urged the Prime Minister to refrain from proceeding with the legislation.
She also requested the PM "to ensure that a broad-based and transparent dialogue on the subject is opened up at the earliest".
Mamata had written to Modi on June 12 last year, expressing outrage over the draft Electricity Bill 2020, which, she, said, was an attempt by the Centre to "destroy" the country's federal structure. She claimed that the bill aims to make the entire state electricity grid an appendage of the National Grid.
She wrote in her letter that she stunned to learn that the bill " is coming back without any consideration of the reservations, and with some graver anti-people features&rsquo;

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday led a delegation of opposition MPs to Jantar Mantar where farmers have been protesting against the new farm laws.
The group of MPs boarded a bus from Parliament and joined the protesting farmers who have been holding a parallel Kisan Sansad at Jantar MAntar to put pressure on the govt to repeal the new laws.
Leaders of DMK, RJD, NCP among others joined the farmers and raised slogans against the Modi and demanded that laws be repealed.
Farmers have been protesting for over eight months now at the Delhi borders.
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had driven a tractor to Parliament last week to raise the issue of new laws and express solidarity&nbsp;with farmers.

Rahul Gandhi leads opposition MPs to farmers protest against new laws

MPs from several opposition parties, led by Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi, on Friday joined farmers protesting at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;against new farm laws&nbsp;

((Start with all leaders standing and raising slogans))
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday led a delegation of opposition MPs to Jantar Mantar where farmers have been protesting against the new farm laws.
The group of MPs boarded a bus from Parliament and joined the protesting farmers who have been holding a parallel Kisan Sansad at Jantar Mantar to put pressure on the govt to repeal the new laws.
Leaders of DMK, RJD, NCP among others joined the farmers and raised slogans against the Modi and demanded that laws be repealed.
Farmers have been protesting for over eight months now at the Delhi borders.
Earlier, Rahul Gandhi had driven a tractor to Parliament last week to raise the issue of new laws and express solidarity&nbsp;with farmers.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday led a delegation of opposition MPs to Jantar Mantar where farmers have been protesting against the new farm laws.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday led a delegation of opposition MPs to Jantar Mantar where farmers have been protesting against the new farm laws.
The group of MPs boarded a bus from Parliament and joined the protesting farmers who have been holding a parallel <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/protesting-farmers-hold-kisaan-parliament-at-delhi-s-jantar-mantar-1626958928793" target="_blank">Kisan Sansad at Jantar Mantar</a> to put pressure on the govt to repeal the new laws.
Leaders of DMK, RJD, NCP among others joined the farmers and raised slogans against the Modi and demanded that laws be repealed.
Farmers have been protesting for over eight months now at the Delhi borders.
Earlier, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/watch-rahul-gandhi-drives-a-tractor-to-parliament-to-protest-against-farm-laws-1627280150083" target="_blank">Rahul Gandhi had driven a tractor to Parliament</a> last week to raise the issue of new laws and express solidarity&nbsp;with farmers.

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