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Other reports suggest the Centre could also bring in the UCC and Women Reservation Bill in the 5-day-long special Parliament session. 

Special Parliament session: Govt likely to introduce One Nation, One Election and UCC

Other reports suggest the Centre could also bring in the UCC and Women Reservation Bill in the 5-day-long special Parliament session.&nbsp;

The 'One Nation, One Election' bill is likely to be introduced during Parliament's special session from September 18 to 22, India Today reported citing sources.
The idea behind 'One Nation, One Election' is holding all polls, including the Lok Sabha and state assembly polls simultaneously. &nbsp;The idea has been studied by the Law Commission of India.
Other reports suggest the Centre could also bring in the UCC and Women Reservation Bill in the 5-day-long special Parliament session.&nbsp;
Notably, earlier in the day, the government convened a special session of Parliament for five days between September 18 and 22. However, there was no official word on the agenda of the session which will be held days after the G20 Summit in the national capital on September 9 and 10.
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Notably, the session will be held days after the G20 Summit in the national capital on September 9 and 10.
 

Parliament's special session to be held between Sept 18-22

Parliament's special session to be held between Sept 18-22
Session&nbsp;to have&nbsp;5 sittings
Session&nbsp;to be held&nbsp;after&nbsp;conclusion&nbsp;of G20 summit

Notably, the session will be held days after the G20 Summit in the national capital on September 9 and 10.
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The government has convened a special session of Parliament for five days between September 18 and 22, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said on Thursday.
There was no official word on the agenda of the session which will be held days after the G20 Summit in the national capital on September 9 and 10.
"Special Session of Parliament (13th Session of 17th Lok Sabha and 261st Session of Rajya Sabha) is being called from 18th to 22nd September having five sittings. Amid Amrit Kaal looking forward to having fruitful discussions and debate in Parliament," he said on X.&nbsp;

Use of words and terms such as 'jumlajeevi', 'Covid spreader', 'betrayed', 'corrupt', and 'incompetent' will henceforth be considered unparliamentary in the Parliament, as per a new booklet by the Lok Sabha Secretariat.

'Corrupt' to 'Jumlajeevi': words MPs can no longer use in Parliament, Oppn flays list as 'gag order'

Use of words and terms such as 'jumlajeevi', 'Covid spreader', 'Snoopgate', 'ashamed', 'abused, 'betrayed', 'corrupt', and 'incompetent' will henceforth be considered unparliamentary in the Parliament, as per a new booklet by the Lok Sabha Secretariat. 

The booklet titled 'Unparliamentary Words 2021' has been prepared by the Lok Sabha Secretariat and was released ahead of the Monsoon session beginning July 18.

'Criminal', &lsquo;Ashamed&rsquo;, &lsquo;abused, &lsquo;betrayed&rsquo;, &lsquo;corrupt&rsquo;, &lsquo;drama&rsquo;, &lsquo;hypocrisy&rsquo;, &lsquo;incompetent&rsquo;, &lsquo;Jumlajeevi&rsquo;, &lsquo;baal buddhi&rsquo;, &lsquo;Covid spreader&rsquo;, &lsquo;Snoopgate&rsquo;-- these are just some of the over 50 words and terms that Members of Parliament (MP) may no longer be able to use while speaking in the Parliament.
The booklet titled 'Unparliamentary Words 2021' that lists out unparliamentary words and expressions has been prepared by the Lok Sabha Secretariat and was released ahead of the Monsoon session beginning July 18.
Many sentences have also been kept in the category of unparliamentary expressions regarding objection on the Speaker's bench including 'You are wasting my time', 'you strangle us', 'have weakened the Chair' and 'this Chair is unable to protect its members', and so on.
However, the presiding officers such as the Rajya Sabha Chairman and the Lok Sabha Speaker will have the last word in expunging them. Once expunged, they will not form part of the Parliament records.
Criticising the list as a 'gag order' on the Opposition, leaders from several parties including Congress and Trinamool Congress (TMC) took to Twitter to raise their concerns. They questioned the intention behind the choice of words.
Trinamool Congress leader Derek O'Brien tweeted, "Session begins in a few days. GAG ORDER ISSUED ON MPs. Now, we will not be allowed to use these basic words while delivering a speech in #Parliament: Ashamed. Abused. Betrayed. Corrupt. Hypocrisy. Incompetent. I will use all these words. Suspend me. Fighting for democracy."
TMC&rsquo;s MP Mahua Moitra said that in the new list the government has &ldquo;Basically taken all words used by opposition to describe how BJP destroying India &amp; banned them".
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh in a tweet said, "All words used by the Opposition to describe the reality of Modi Sarkar now to be considered 'unparliamentary'. What next Vishguru."
Another Congress spokesperson Jaiveer Shergill tweeted, "Latest List of 'banned words' in Parliament is BJP Govt desperate attempt to control criticism &amp; hard hitting truth. BJP Government wants Parliament to turn into 'yes man' chamber and 'cheerleading stadium' rather than house of accountability and answerability."
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/watch-what-lok-sabha-speaker-said-about-unparliamentary-words-row-1657812255766">WATCH: what Lok Sabha speaker said about 'unparliamentary' words row</a>
Words and expressions are periodically declared unparliamentary by the Chair in different Legislative bodies. The latest booklet contains references to words and expressions declared unparliamentary in Parliament and legislative assemblies in 2021 as well as those disallowed in some of the Parliaments of Commonwealth nations in 2020.&nbsp;
It says some of the words may not appear unparliamentary unless read in conjunction with the other expressions used and include any aspersions made against the Chair.&nbsp;
Here's a list of some words and expressions declared unparliamentary:
<ol>
<li>Abused&nbsp;</li>
<li>Ahankar&nbsp;</li>
<li>Anarchist&nbsp;</li>
<li>Apmaan&nbsp;</li>
<li>Asatya&nbsp;</li>
<li>Ashamed&nbsp;</li>
<li>Baal Buddhi&nbsp;</li>
<li>Bechara&nbsp;</li>
<li>Behri Sarkaar&nbsp;</li>
<li>Behri Sarkaar&nbsp;</li>
<li>Betrayed&nbsp;</li>
<li>Bloodshed&nbsp;</li>
<li>Bloody&nbsp;</li>
<li>Bobcut&nbsp;</li>
<li>COVID Spreader&nbsp;</li>
<li>Chamcha&nbsp;</li>
<li>Chamchagiri&nbsp;</li>
<li>Cheated&nbsp;</li>
<li>Chelas&nbsp;</li>
<li>Childishness&nbsp;</li>
<li>Corrupt&nbsp;</li>
<li>Coward&nbsp;</li>
<li>Criminal&nbsp;</li>
<li>Crocodile Tears&nbsp;</li>
<li>Dadagiri&nbsp;</li>
<li>Dalal&nbsp;</li>
<li>Danga&nbsp;</li>
<li>Dhindhora Peetna&nbsp;</li>
<li>Dictatorial&nbsp;</li>
<li>Disgrace&nbsp;</li>
<li>Dohra Charitra&nbsp;</li>
<li>Donkey&nbsp;</li>
<li>Drama&nbsp;</li>
<li>Eyewash&nbsp;</li>
<li>Foolish&nbsp;</li>
<li>Fudge&nbsp;</li>
<li>Gaddar&nbsp;</li>
<li>Ghadiyali Ansu&nbsp;</li>
<li>Girgit&nbsp;</li>
<li>Goons&nbsp;</li>
<li>Hooliganism&nbsp;</li>
<li>Hypocrisy&nbsp;</li>
<li>Incompetent&nbsp;</li>
<li>Jaichand&nbsp;</li>
<li>Jumlajeevi&nbsp;</li>
<li>Kala Bazaari&nbsp;</li>
<li>Kala Din&nbsp;</li>
<li>Khalistani&nbsp;</li>
<li>Khareed Farokht&nbsp;</li>
<li>Khoon see Kheti&nbsp;</li>
<li>Lie&nbsp;</li>
<li>Lollipop&nbsp;</li>
<li>Mislead&nbsp;</li>
<li>Nautanki&nbsp;</li>
<li>Nikamma&nbsp;</li>
<li>Pitthu&nbsp;</li>
<li>Samvedanheen&nbsp;</li>
<li>Sexual Harassment&nbsp;</li>
<li>Shakuni&nbsp;</li>
<li>Snoopgate&nbsp;</li>
<li>Taanashah&nbsp;</li>
<li>Taanashahi&nbsp;</li>
<li>Untrue&nbsp;</li>
<li>Vinash Purush&nbsp;</li>
<li>Vishwasghat&nbsp;</li>
</ol>

Known for her fiery speeches, Trinamool Congress lawmaker Mahua Moitra has given a hint of what is to come during her speech in Lok Sabha.
The MP from West Bengal's Krishnanagar indicated she would strengthen the offensive on the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, tweeting  a dare to what she called the "heckler team" to prepare for her speech.
Moitra would be speaking in the Lok Sabha, a day after Congress MP Rahul Gandhi attacked the Modi government over issues from unemployment to foreign policy.

 'Drink some gaumutra shots too': TMC MP Mahua Moitra's dare before her Parliament speech

((15 SECOND MONTAGE FROM HER PAST SPEECHES- FIERY PIECES)) Known for her fiery speeches, Trinamool Congress lawmaker Mahua Moitra has given a hint of what is to come during her speech in Lok Sabha. ((CUT OUT OF HER TWEETS OF ATTACKING GOVT ON MUSIC 10 SECONDS)) ((SPLIT OF HER GAUMUTRA&nbsp;TWEET AND SHOTS OF HER IN PARLIAMENT))
The MP from West Bengal's Krishnanagar indicated she would strengthen the offensive on the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, tweeting&nbsp; a dare to what she called the "heckler team" to prepare for her speech. ((SHOTS OF RG FROM YESTERDAY- BEGIN WITH A 4-SECOND NAT OF TWO INDIAS))
Moitra would be speaking in the Lok Sabha, a day after Congress MP Rahul Gandhi ((SPLIT OF RG AND MITRA)) attacked the Modi government over issues from unemployment to foreign policy. ((PLAY OLD SPEECH OF MITRA&nbsp;ATTACKING GOVT- 10 SECONDS))

Moitra would be speaking in the Lok Sabha, a day after Congress MP Rahul Gandhi attacked the Modi government over issues from unemployment to foreign policy.

Known for her fiery speeches, Trinamool Congress lawmaker Mahua Moitra has given a hint of what is to come during her speech in Lok Sabha.
The MP from West Bengal's Krishnanagar indicated she would strengthen the offensive on the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, tweeting a dare to what she called the "heckler team" to prepare for her speech.
Moitra would be speaking in the Lok Sabha, a day after Congress MP Rahul Gandhi attacked the Modi government over issues from unemployment to foreign policy.

Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on Modi government on issues ranging from farmers to suspension of Opposition MPs.
Addressing a Congress parliamentary party meeting, Sonia Gandhi called the suspension of 12 MPs “unprecedented and unacceptable”. She added that the Congress stands in solidarity with the suspended MPs.
The suspended members of Parliament from Rajya Sabha comprise six from the Congress, two each from Trinamool Congress and Shiv Sena, and one each from the CPI and the CPM.
The members were suspended for alleged unruly conduct towards the end of the monsoon session in August when marshals were called after Opposition members stormed the Well of the House
On the farmers issue, Sonia called the Modi government "insensitive" and demanded compensation for those killed during the anti-farm laws agitation. She also reiterated Congress' support to the farmers demand for legally guaranteed MSP.
 

Sonia Gandhi targets Modi govt over MPs' suspension and farmers issues

Farmers to MPs suspension: Sonia Gandhi on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on Modi government

Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on the&nbsp;Modi government on issues ranging from farmers to suspension of Opposition MPs.
Addressing a Congress parliamentary party meeting, Sonia Gandhi called the suspension of 12 MPs &ldquo;unprecedented and unacceptable&rdquo;. She added that Congress stands in solidarity with the suspended MPs.
On the farmers' issue, Sonia called the Modi government "insensitive" and demanded compensation for those killed during the anti-farm laws agitation. She also reiterated Congress' support to the farmers' demand for legally guaranteed MSP.

Winter Session Live:&nbsp;Addressing a Congress parliamentary party meeting, Sonia Gandhi called the suspension of 12 MPs &ldquo;unprecedented and unacceptable&rdquo;

Congress president Sonia Gandhi on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on the&nbsp;Modi government on issues ranging from farmers to suspension of Opposition MPs.
Addressing a Congress parliamentary party meeting, Sonia Gandhi called the suspension of 12 MPs &ldquo;unprecedented and unacceptable&rdquo;. She added that Congress stands in solidarity with the suspended MPs.
The suspended members of Parliament from Rajya Sabha comprise six from the Congress, two each from Trinamool Congress and Shiv Sena, and one each from the CPI and the CPM.
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The members were suspended for alleged unruly conduct towards the end of the monsoon session in August when marshals were called after Opposition members stormed the Well of the House
On the farmers' issue, Sonia called the Modi government "insensitive" and demanded compensation for those killed during the anti-farm laws agitation. She also reiterated Congress' support to the farmers' demand for legally guaranteed MSP.
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Government on Thursday fielded seven top ministers to hit back at Opposition over the washed out Monsoon Session of Parliament.
Refuting opposition's charge that government is muzzling its voice in Parliament, the government accused the opposition of scuttling Parliament in a pre-planned manner.
Slamming the ruckus by Opposition MPs where some members climbed tables and scuffled with the marshals, the ministers said that the behaviour was shameful and the MPs must apologise to the nation.
Parliament affairs minister Prahlad Joshi alleged that Opposition MPs "threatened of a disastrous situation" if the govt tried to pass bills in House.
The ministers also demanded action against the opposition MPs who created ruckus in the House. The opposition is trying to spread anarchy from sansad to streets.
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Watch: Govt fields 7 ministers to counter Opposition's charges

Refuting opposition's charge that government is muzzling its voice in Parliament, the government accused the opposition of scuttling Parliament in a pre-planned manner

((Start with Prahlad&nbsp;Joshi&nbsp;byte: Oppn&nbsp;scuttled Parliament in a Pre-planned manner))&nbsp;
Government on Thursday fielded seven top ministers to hit back at Opposition over the washed out Monsoon Session of Parliament.
Refuting opposition's charge that government is muzzling its voice in Parliament, the government accused the opposition of scuttling Parliament in a pre-planned manner.
Slamming the ruckus by Opposition MPs where some members climbed tables and scuffled with the marshals, the ministers said that the behaviour was shameful and the MPs must apologise to the nation.
Parliament affairs minister Prahlad Joshi alleged that Opposition MPs "threatened of a disastrous situation" if the govt tried to pass bills in House.
The ministers also demanded action against the opposition MPs who created ruckus in the House. The opposition is trying to spread anarchy from sansad to streets.
Byte: Piyush&nbsp;Goyal:&nbsp;We have seen competitive opposition in house. Ek aam aadmi party ka chair par chadh to Congress waale bhi chadh gaye. They have shamed the House. and instead of apologising they say we will do it again.

Government on Thursday fielded seven top ministers to hit back at Opposition over the washed out Monsoon Session of Parliament. The government accused the opposition of scuttling Parliament in a pre-planned manner

Government on Thursday fielded seven top ministers to hit back at Opposition over the washed out Monsoon Session of Parliament.
Refuting opposition's charge that government is muzzling its voice in Parliament, the government accused the opposition of scuttling Parliament in a pre-planned manner.
Slamming the ruckus by Opposition MPs where some members climbed tables and scuffled with the marshals, the ministers said that the behaviour was shameful and the MPs must apologise to the nation.
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/after-abrupt-end-to-parliament-session-united-opposition-hits-streets-1628749996261" target="_blank">After abrupt end to Parliament session, united Opposition hits streets</a>
Parliament affairs minister Prahlad Joshi alleged that Opposition MPs "threatened of a disastrous situation" if the govt tried to pass bills in House.
The ministers also demanded action against the opposition MPs who created ruckus in the House. The opposition is trying to spread anarchy from sansad to streets.
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Amid a deadlock in Parliament over the Pegasus snooping row, the Opposition and government have come to an agreement over a constitution amendment bill that gives states the right to make their own list of Other Backward Classes.
The Opposition has assured the government of support in passing the bill in Parliament, which has seen little work this session amid a logjam over the snooping row.
Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday said all Opposition parties will support The Constitution (Amendment) Bill being introduced in Parliament.
A constitution amendment bill requires two-thirds majority to for passage in Parliament and with Opposition on board, the govt will have no trouble in seeing it through.
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Amid Parliament logjam, govt gets Opposition support on key OBC bill

The Opposition has assured the government of support in passing the key OBC bill in Parliament, which has seen little work in Monsoon Session amid a logjam over the Pegasus snooping row.

Amid a deadlock in Parliament over the Pegasus snooping row, the Opposition and government have come to an agreement over a constitution amendment bill that gives states the right to make their own list of Other Backward Classes.
The Opposition has assured the government of support in passing the bill in Parliament, which has seen little work this session amid a logjam over the snooping row.
Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday said all Opposition parties will support The Constitution (Amendment) Bill being introduced in Parliament.
A constitution amendment bill requires two-thirds majority to for passage in Parliament and with Opposition on board, the govt will have no trouble in seeing it through.
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The Opposition and government have come to an agreement over a Constitution amendment bill that gives states the right to make their own list of Other Backward Classes

Amid a deadlock in Parliament over the Pegasus snooping row, the Opposition and government have come to an agreement over a constitution amendment bill that gives states the right to make their own list of Other Backward Classes.
The Opposition has assured the government of support in passing the bill in Parliament, which has seen little work this session amid a logjam over the snooping row.
Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday said all Opposition parties will support The Constitution (Amendment) Bill being introduced in Parliament.
A constitution amendment bill requires two-thirds majority to for passage in Parliament and with Opposition on board, the govt will have no trouble in seeing it through.

With no business conducted in Parliament during the ongoing Monsoon Session due to opposition protest over Pegasus snooping scandal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday trained guns at the Congress.
Addressing a meeting of the BJP's parliamentary party on Tuesday morning, the PM accused the Congress of deliberately rejecting attempts at resolving an impasse that has held up this Parliament session.
He pointed out that the Congress also stayed away from the last week's all-party meeting to review the Covid-19 situation, and said the party had also prevented others from attending.
The Prime Minister asked his party MPs to "expose this behaviour of the Congress and some opposition parties in front of the media and the public".

'Congress stalling Parliament, expose them': PM Modi tells BJP MPs

Ruckus in Parliament, PM Modi trains guns at Congress

With no business conducted in Parliament during the ongoing Monsoon Session due to opposition protest over Pegasus snooping scandal, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday trained guns at the Congress.
Addressing a meeting of the BJP's parliamentary party on Tuesday morning, the PM accused the Congress of deliberately rejecting attempts at resolving an impasse that has held up this Parliament session.
He pointed out that the Congress also stayed away from the last week's all-party meeting to review the Covid-19 situation, and said the party had also prevented others from attending.
The Prime Minister asked his party MPs to "expose this behaviour of the Congress and some opposition parties in front of the media and the public".

Addressing a meeting of the BJP's parliamentary party on Tuesday morning, the PM accused the Congress of deliberately rejecting attempts at resolving an impasse that has held up this Parliament session.

The opposition Congress on Monday claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led central government is holding "serious discussion" to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000. Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari said that a decision in this regard will be executed before the 2024 General Elections.
"Don't know if it's wrong or right but friends told me that a serious discussion is being held on a proposal to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000 or more before 2024. Architectural plan of new Parliament chamber should be tabled at Parliament," Tewari was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.
This comes a day after the Congress leader's tweet where he said that the new Parliament chamber is being constructed as a 1000-seater. Tewari added that a serious public consultation is needed on the issue.
The new Parliament complex has a deadline of 2022 and will have 55 per cent additional seating capacity for MPs in its new building.
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Is Modi govt planning to increase Lok Sabha strength to 1,000 MPs?

Is Modi govt holding "serious consultation"&nbsp;to increase Lok Sabha strength to 1,000 MPs?

The opposition Congress on Monday claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led central government is holding "serious discussion" to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000.
Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari said that a decision in this regard will be executed before the 2024 General Elections.
"Don't know if it's wrong or right but friends told me that a serious discussion is being held on a proposal to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000 or more before 2024. Architectural plan of new Parliament chamber should be tabled at Parliament," SOT ANI
This comes a day after the Congress leader's tweet where he said that the new Parliament chamber is being constructed as a 1000-seater. Tewari added that a serious public consultation is needed on the issue.
The new Parliament complex has a deadline of 2022 and will have 55 per cent additional seating capacity for MPs in its new building.

Manish Tewari's remark&nbsp;comes a day after his tweet where he said that the new Parliament chamber is being constructed as a 1000-seater.&nbsp;

The opposition Congress on Monday claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party-led central government is holding "serious discussion" to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000. Senior Congress leader Manish Tewari said that a decision in this regard will be executed before the 2024 General Elections.
"Don't know if it's wrong or right but friends told me that a serious discussion is being held on a proposal to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to 1,000 or more before 2024. Architectural plan of new Parliament chamber should be tabled at Parliament," Tewari was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.
This comes a day after the Congress leader's tweet where he said that the new Parliament chamber is being constructed as a 1000-seater. Tewari added that a serious public consultation is needed on the issue.
The new Parliament complex has a deadline of 2022 and will have 55 per cent additional seating capacity for MPs in its new building.
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The Delhi Police has tightened the security at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;after a group of 200 farmers have been allowed to peacefully protest from July 22 to August 9. Farmers are demanding scrapping of the agriculture laws during the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament.&nbsp;
At least 2,500 Delhi police officials along with 3,000 paramilitary personnel will remain deployed alone at the Singhu border. Anti-riot force, water cannons and tear gas are on standby to make all efforts to stop the anti-social elements get into the march.
Also Read&nbsp;Farmers to protest at Jantar Mantar every day during the monsoon session
While the Delhi government has approved farmers' request of holding the protest, the Delhi Police said that it has not granted any written permission to the farmers so far.
The farmers who have been protesting against the contentious laws for the past 8 months at the Delhi borders will hold a 'Kisan&nbsp;Parliament' for 18 days. They will assemble every day from 8 am to 5 pm starting Thursday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Delhi police tightens security at Jantar Mantar ahead of farmers' protest

Delhi police steps up security ahead of farmers protest at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar, riot police along with water cannons and tear gas on standby

Delhi police tightens security at Jantar Mantar ahead of farmers' protest
200 farmers allowed to protest peacefully&nbsp;against the 3 farm laws
2,500 cops along with 3,000 paramilitary personnel deployed at Singhu&nbsp;border
Anti-riot force, water cannons and tear gas are on standby
Delhi Police has not granted written permission to farmers to stage protest
Farmers will hold a 'Kisan&nbsp;Parliament' for 18 days starting Thursday

The Delhi government has allowed a group of 200 farmers to peacefully protest against the 3 farm laws passed by the Centre at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;from July 22 to August 9.

The Delhi Police has tightened the security at Jantar&nbsp;Mantar&nbsp;after a group of 200 farmers have been allowed to peacefully protest from July 22 to August 9. Farmers are demanding scrapping of the agriculture laws during the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament.&nbsp;
At least 2,500 Delhi police officials along with 3,000 paramilitary personnel will remain deployed alone at the Singhu border. Anti-riot force, water cannons and tear gas are on standby to make all efforts to stop the anti-social elements get into the march.
Also Read&nbsp;<a title="Farmers to protest at Jantar Mantar every day during the monsoon session" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/farmers-to-protest-at-jantar-mantar-every-day-during-the-monsoon-session-1626878222440">Farmers to protest at Jantar Mantar every day during the monsoon session</a>
While the Delhi government has approved farmers' request of holding the protest, the Delhi Police said that it has not granted any written permission to the farmers so far.
The farmers who have been protesting against the contentious laws for the past 8 months at the Delhi borders will hold a 'Kisan&nbsp;Parliament' for 18 days. They will assemble every day from 8 am to 5 pm starting Thursday.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A report published by online news portal The Wire&nbsp;based on a leaked list revealed that Israel-made spyware&nbsp;Pegasus&nbsp;is believed to have targeted at least 40 Indian journalists.
The report said that the 'leaked data includes the numbers of top journalists at big media houses like the&nbsp;Hindustan Times,&nbsp;India Today, Network18,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;and The Indian Express'.The leaked list of names was provided to&nbsp;The Wire&nbsp;and 15 other international news organisations by France-based media non-profit, Forbidden Stories, and Amnesty International, as part of a collaborative investigation called the Pegasus Project.The government, however in a statement, said that the report was not properly researched and was factually incorrect.&nbsp;The government said that India was a robust democracy and the right to privacy is a fundamental right.Pegasus, a product of Israeli cyberweapons company NSO Group, was earlier in the news in late 2019 when it was found that spies used the&nbsp;spyware&nbsp;to hack into phones of roughly 1,400 users around the world, including 121 Indians.

Israeli spyware Pegasus reportedly used to snoop on Indian journalists, govt rubbishes report

Pegasus 'snooping' row:&nbsp;government says that the report has not been properly researched and is factually incorrect

Israeli Spyware&nbsp;Pegasus in news before Monsoon session Pegasus reportedly used to snoop on Indian journalists France-based media non-profit, Forbidden Stories, release list List given to 16 media publications globally List has names of some of the leading editors in India Govt: report not properly researched, factually incorrect 2019: Pegasus used to hack into phones of over 1,400 users around the world

The report said that the 'leaked data includes the numbers of top journalists at big media houses like the&nbsp;Hindustan Times,&nbsp;India Today, Network18,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;and The Indian Express'.

A report published by online news portal The Wire&nbsp;based on a leaked list revealed that Israel-made spyware&nbsp;Pegasus&nbsp;is believed to have targeted at least 40 Indian journalists.
The report said that the 'leaked data includes the numbers of top journalists at big media houses like the&nbsp;Hindustan Times,&nbsp;India Today, Network18,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;and The Indian Express'. The leaked list of names was provided to&nbsp;The Wire&nbsp;and 15 other international news organisations by France-based media non-profit, Forbidden Stories, and Amnesty International, as part of a collaborative investigation called the Pegasus Project. The government, however in a statement, said that the report was not properly researched and was factually incorrect.&nbsp; The government said that India was a robust democracy and the right to privacy is a fundamental right. Pegasus, a product of Israeli cyberweapons company NSO Group, was earlier in the news in late 2019 when it was found that spies used the&nbsp;spyware&nbsp;to hack into phones of roughly 1,400 users around the world, including 121 Indians.

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