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The Chairman also held a meeting with Leader of the House J P Nadda and Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge besides leaders of various opposition parties in a bid to end the impasse in the House.

Parliament Winter Session 2024: Rajya Sabha adjourns sine die

The Chairman also held a meeting with Leader of the House J P Nadda and Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge besides leaders of various opposition parties in a bid to end the impasse in the House.

The Rajya Sabha was adjourned sine die on Friday after the House adopted a motion to nominate 12 members to the joint committee of Parliament on simultaneous polls.
When the House met this morning, it witnessed protests by opposition members and was adjourned amid the din.
The Chairman also held a meeting with Leader of the House J P Nadda and Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge besides leaders of various opposition parties in a bid to end the impasse in the House.
When the House again met at 12 noon, the Chairman asked Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal to move a motion for nominating members of the upper house to the joint committee of Parliament to examine the bills related to 'one nation, one election'.
The motion was adopted with a voice vote to nominate 12 members of the Rajya Sabha to the joint committee on simultaneous polls.
The Chairman then made his concluding remarks, saying this session's productivity stood at a mere 40.03 per cent with just 43 hours and 27 minutes of effective functioning.
"As Parliamentarians, we are drawing severe criticism from the people of India and rightfully so. These persistent disruptions are steadily eroding public trust in our democratic institutions," he noted.
"It is time to choose between meaningful debate and destructive disruptions," he said before adjourning the House sine die.&nbsp;
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by Editorji News Desk and is published from a syndicated feed.)

The medical superintendent of the RML Hospital said both the MPs have been administered medicines to manage their blood pressure, pain and anxiety while investigations like CT scan of the head and cardiac tests were underway.

BJP MPs admitted in RML Hospital ICU with head injuries after scuffle with opposition

The medical superintendent of the RML Hospital said both the MPs have been administered medicines to manage their blood pressure, pain and anxiety while investigations like CT scan of the head and cardiac tests were underway.

Two BJP MPs suffered head injuries in a face-off between the opposition and NDA members in Parliament premises on Thursday and were admitted to the ICU of the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital here.
Pratap Sarangi (69) from Odisha and Mukesh Rajput from Uttar Pradesh were brought to the hospital from Parliament with head injuries, the hospital's Medical Superintendent Dr Ajay Shukla said.
"Sarangi was bleeding profusely. He had a deep cut on his forehead and it had to be stitched. His blood pressure and anxiety level were high when he was brought in," the doctor said.
"Rajput also had a head injury immediately after which he lost consciousness. However, the MP was in his senses when he was brought to the hospital. His blood pressure levels had also shot up," Dr Shukla said.
The medical superintendent of the RML Hospital said both the MPs have been administered medicines to manage their blood pressure, pain and anxiety while investigations like CT scan of the head and cardiac tests were underway.
"Both of them are in ICU. We are trying to stabilise them," the doctor said.
A face-off between the opposition and NDA MPs in Parliament premises over the alleged insult to B R Ambedkar left former minister Pratap Chandra Sarangi injured. The BJP accused Rahul Gandhi of pushing the senior member, a charge rejected by the Congress leader.
Trouble began when the INDIA bloc members insisted on entering Parliament through the BJP MPs holding a protest instead of using the space left empty on one side of the staircase of the Makar Dwar, used by members to enter and exit the building.
Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said BJP MP Mukesh Rajput was also injured in the melee. Prime Minister Narendra Modi called up Sarangi and Rajput and enquired about their health after they sustained injuries in the Parliament complex, sources said.
The 69-year-old Sarangi, a BJP member from Balasore in Odisha, suffered injuries on the left temple of his forehead. BJP member Nishikant Dubey accused Gandhi of pushing the senior leader.
"Are you not ashamed Rahul, you are resorting to rowdy behaviour ('gundagardi'). You pushed an old man," a furious Dubey charged Gandhi.
"He pushed me," Gandhi countered Dubey, walking off after having a cursory look at Sarangi, who was being attended to by fellow BJP members.
"Rahul Gandhi pushed an MP, who fell on me and I got injured," he told reporters as BJP members squatted at the Makar Dwar raising slogans against the Congress.
"I was trying to enter Parliament and the BJP MPs were stopping me, pushing me and threatening me," Gandhi told reporters in Parliament premises.
Later, Union Ministers Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Pralhad Joshi met Sarangi and the hospital to inquire about his well-being. Chouhan told TV reporters that Sarangi received a few stitches to stop the bleeding.
"Appropriate action will be taken after examining the injuries suffered by Sarangi," Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said. "Parliament is not a place to show physical strength. It is not a wrestling ring," he added.
Congress MPs met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and submitted a complaint against the alleged unruly conduct of BJP MPs against Rahul Gandhi and stopping him form entering Parliament House.
In a letter to the Lok Sabha Speaker, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge claimed he was pushed by BJP MPs, lost his balance and was forced to sit on the ground, injuring his knees that have already undergone surgery.
He sought an inquiry into the incident, claiming it was not just an attack on him personally, but on the leader of the Opposition in Rajya Sabha and Congress president.
(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by Editorji News Desk and is published from a syndicated feed.)

As many as 13 Lok Sabha MPs and one Rajya Sabha MP were suspended last week. The&nbsp; latest suspensions come amid Opposition's demand for a statement from Home Minister Amit Shah on security breach.

Parliament security breach row: 34 Opposition MPs suspended from Lok Sabha

As many as 13 Lok Sabha MPs and one Rajya Sabha MP were suspended last week. The  latest suspensions come amid Opposition's demand for a statement from Home Minister Amit Shah on security breach.

As many as 13 Lok Sabha MPs and one Rajya Sabha MP were suspended last week. The&nbsp; latest suspensions come amid Opposition's demand for a statement from Home Minister Amit Shah on security breach.

Thirty-four opposition members were suspended from the Lok Sabha on Monday, including Congress leader in the House Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, DMK MPs T R Baalu and Dayanidhi Maran, and TMC's Saugata Roy for disrupting the proceedings.
While 31 of them were suspended for the remainder of the Winter Session, three were suspended pending the report of the Privileges Committee.
The three -- K Jayakumar, Vijay Vasanth and Abdul Khaleque -- had climbed on the Speaker's podium to raise slogans.
After being named by the Chair, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi moved a motion regarding the suspension and it was adopted by a voice vote.
The House was then adjourned for the day.&nbsp;

Congress and other opposition leaders of the INDIA bloc remained adamant on their demand for a statement by Home Minister Amit Shah on the December 13 incident.

Parliament winter session: both Houses see repeated adjournments over security breach

Congress and other opposition leaders of the INDIA bloc remained adamant on their demand for a statement by Home Minister Amit Shah on the December 13 incident.

The Congress on Monday said Parliament is getting adjourned repeatedly as Home Minister Amit Shah "refuses" to make a statement on the Lok Sabha security breach issue which is his duty and responsibility.
Soon after both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were adjourned till 2 PM, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to a leading newspaper on the very serious December 13 security breach in the Lok Sabha and the Home Minister spoke to a TV channel on the issue while Parliament is in session.
"INDIA parties are demanding a statement from the Home Minister in both Houses on the shocking incidents. It is a simple, straightforward and legitimate demand," Ramesh said.
But the Home Minister refuses to make a statement which is his duty and responsibility, he said.
"This is why Parliament is getting adjourned repeatedly," Ramesh added.
In an interview with the Hindi daily 'Dainik Jagran', Prime Minister Modi said probe agencies are investigating the security breach incident and taking stringent measures, noting that it is equally necessary to go to the root of people behind it and their motives.
The newspaper said he described the breach as painful and a matter of concern.
"Efforts should also be made to look for a solution with collective spirit. Everyone should avoid squabbling over such an issue," he said.
Two people jumped from the visitors' gallery into the Lok Sabha chamber on December 13, with opposition parties, demanding a statement from Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Some members have also sought Shah's resignation.
The government has insisted that the security in Parliament complex is the responsibility of the Lok Sabha secretariat and it has been following the Speaker's directives.
It has also cited numerous such violations in the past, accusing the opposition of politicising the issue.

The Lok Sabha Secretariat suspended eight personnel a day after the Parliament security breach. Meanwhile, Defence Minister asked MPs to be careful in giving entry passes.

Parliament security breach: Lok Sabha Secretariat suspends 8 security personnel

The Lok Sabha Secretariat suspended eight personnel a day after the Parliament security breach. Meanwhile, Defence Minister asked MPs to be careful in giving entry passes.

The Lok Sabha Secretariat has suspended eight personnel for the security breach in Parliament, sources said on Thursday.
Those suspended have been identified as Rampal, Arvind, Vir Das, Ganesh, Anil, Pradeep, Vimitt and Narendra.
In a major security breach on the anniversary of the 2001 Parliament terror attack on Wednesday, two persons -- Sagar Sharma and Manoranjan D -- jumped into the Lok Sabha chamber from the public gallery during Zero Hour, released yellow gas from canisters and shouted slogans before being overpowered by the MPs.

The members of Lok Sabha were moved to safety. The incident comes on the anniversary of 2001 Parliament attack.

Parliament winter session: major security breach in Lok Sabha, 2 men hurl gas canisters

The members of Lok Sabha were moved to safety. The incident comes on the anniversary of 2001 Parliament attack.

A major security breach occurred in Lok Sabha on December 13. Two men reportedly jumped from the visitor's gallery and hurled gas-emitting canisters. The members of Lok Sabha were moved to safety. The incident comes on the 22nd anniversary of 2001 Parliament attack.
The House was adjourned soon after the incident.
The two intruders jumped from public gallery number four at around 1 pm when the Zero hour was in progress.They also shouted slogans like 'tanashahi nahi chalegi' (dictatorship will not be allowed).
Outside the Parliament also, two persons, including a woman, were detained for protesting using cans that released colour smoke, police said.
Narrating the LS incident, Congress leader in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said,"One person was seen leaping over the benches of the Lok Sabha while another was seen dangling from the public gallery spraying some tear gas when Zero Hour was in progress." They were overpowered by the Lok Sabha members and the watch and ward staff.
BJP member Rajendra Agrawal, who was in the chair, adjourned the proceedings till 2 pm.
"This is certainly a security breach because today we observed the death anniversary of people who sacrificed their lives in the 2001 (Parliament attack)," Chowdhury said.
In a post on X, Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi said, "Saw two young men unleash foul smelling yellow coloured gas from canisters inside Parliament gallery. MPs rushed to grab these men. One person was raising some slogans. This raises serious questions on another aspect of the new Parliament building- security." The two persons, detained for the protest outside the Parliament are identified as---identified as Neelam (42) and Amol Shinde (25), police officials said, adding that further probe is underway.
Security has been beefed up in the area following the incident.
Terrorists of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed outfits attacked the Parliament complex on this day in 2001, killing nine people.
(with PTI inputs)

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will introduce Jammu and Kashmir Reservation (Amendment) Bill and  Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill in Rajya Sabha today.

Parliament Winter Session: Amit Shah to introduce key J&K Bills in Rajya Sabha today

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will introduce Jammu and Kashmir Reservation (Amendment) Bill and &nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill in Rajya Sabha today.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah will introduce two key Bills related to Jammu and Kashmir in Rajya Sabha.
They are Jammu and Kashmir Reservation (Amendment) Bill and &nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill. The two Bills were passed in the Lok Sabha last week.
The J&amp;K Reservation (Amendment) Bill seeks to provide reservation to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and other socially and educationally backward classes.
The J&amp;K Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill seeks to increase number of seats in J&amp;K Assembly.
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PM Modi hailed the results of the assembly elections in four states. He was speaking before the start of the winter session of the Parliament.

Parliament winter session: PM Modi hails poll results before Houses begin

PM Modi hailed the results of the assembly elections in four states. He was speaking before the start of the winter session of the Parliament.

Ahead of the start of the winter session of the Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the media. He hailed the results of the assembly elections in four states.
"Winter is approaching slowly. But the temperature in politics is rising fast. Yesterday, the results of the four state elections came out. The results are very encouraging...especially for those who are committed to the welfare of the common people of the country and to the bright future of the country...," said PM Modi.
Notably, BJP scored a hat-trick in the Hindi heartland, winning elections in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh.&nbsp;

Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha in the agenda released on 13 Sept 2023 listed bills which are expected to be taken up during the five-day special session from Sept 18.

Parliament agenda released; special session to discuss key bills, 75 years of parliamentary journey 

Parliament's special session from Sept 18 Parliament to discuss its 75 years of journey: reports Agenda of Day 1 released by Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha bulletin

Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha in the agenda released on 13 Sept 2023 listed bills which are expected to be taken up during the five-day special session from Sept 18.

A discussion on the parliamentary journey of 75 years starting from the constituent assembly will be held on the first day of the special session of the Parliament, according to the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha bulletin issued on Wednesday.
The bulletin also listed tentative legislative business expected to be taken up during the upcoming special session of the Parliament, including the consideration and passing of The Advocates (Amendment) Bill, 2023, The Press and Registration of Periodicals Bill, 2023, The Post Office Bill, 2023, and The Chief Election Commissioner and other Election Commissioners (Appointment, Conditions of Service and Term of Office) Bill, 2023.
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Rahul Gandhi got a warm reception from Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut as the Congress leader walked up to the Gandhi statue in the Parliament to meet 12 Rajya Sabha lawmakers who have been staging a demonstration for over two weeks against their suspension from the Upper House.
In a video of the interaction, Rahul Gandhi can be seen walking up to the suspended Rajya Sabha MPs. He is greeted by Sanjay Raut, who embraces Rahul Gandhi and says, "aap aaye bahaar aayi (with you came the spring)."
Rahul Gandhi, the Lok Sabha MP from Wayanad, then posed for pictures with Sanjay Raut and Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, among others.Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi had moved a motion on November 29 seeking the suspension of 12 Opposition MPs for their conduct in the previous Monsoon Session of Parliament.
Noting that the opposition parties have participated in the Rajya Sabha proceedings at times and disrupted it at other times, Joshi on Monday wondered what was their strategy.

‘Aap aaye bahaar aayi’: Sanjay Raut tells Rahul Gandhi as he joins Parliament protest

At Gandhi statue,&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;gets warm welcome from Raut Rahul&nbsp;met 12 Rajya&nbsp;Sabha&nbsp;MPs&nbsp;who were disqualified&nbsp; Congress leader clicked with MPs&nbsp;at Parliament protest 12 Opposition MPs&nbsp;suspended for their conduct in Rajya&nbsp;Sabha Joshi&nbsp;says MPs&nbsp;must apologies, will be allowed to return

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi had moved a motion on November 29 seeking the suspension of 12 Opposition MPs for their conduct in the previous Monsoon Session of Parliament.

Rahul Gandhi got a warm reception from Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut as the Congress leader walked up to the Gandhi statue in the Parliament to meet 12 Rajya Sabha lawmakers who have been staging a demonstration for over two weeks against their suspension from the Upper House.
In a video of the interaction, Rahul Gandhi can be seen walking up to the suspended Rajya Sabha MPs. He is greeted by Sanjay Raut, who embraces Rahul Gandhi and says, "aap aaye bahaar aayi (with you came the spring)."
Rahul Gandhi, the Lok Sabha MP from Wayanad, then posed for pictures with Sanjay Raut and Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, among others. ALSO WATCH:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/settle-in-pakistan-parliamentary-affairs-minister-prahlad-joshi-tells-farooq-abdullah-1639488691171">&nbsp;'Settle in Pakistan': Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi tells Farooq </a><a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/settle-in-pakistan-parliamentary-affairs-minister-prahlad-joshi-tells-farooq-abdullah-1639488691171">Abdullah</a> Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi had moved a motion on November 29 seeking the suspension of 12 Opposition MPs for their conduct in the previous Monsoon Session of Parliament.
Noting that the opposition parties have participated in the Rajya Sabha proceedings at times and disrupted it at other times, Joshi on Monday wondered what was their strategy.

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.
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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.

The Winter Session of Parliament is set to begin on a stormy note on Monday, with the government listing a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws on the first day itself. The Opposition plans to push for a law on minimum support price on agriculture produce.
The Farm Laws Repeal Bill is slated to be introduced in Lok Sabha on Monday.
Thousands of farmers have been protesting for the past one year against the three legislations and demanding they be repealed.
Several farmer unions have pressed for a law on minimum support price (MSP).
Various opposition parties on Sunday raised the issue of legal backing for MSP at an all-party meet called by the government ahead of the session.
The opposition also raised the issue of compensation for family members of farmers who had died during the year-long protests against the laws.
The Congress has demanded a condolence resolution for the farmers who died during the protests.
At the meeting, opposition leaders also demanded discussion on the Pegasus snooping row, fuel prices and unemployment in the session.
While Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not present at the all-party meeting convened by the government, Defence Minister and Deputy Leader of Lok Sabha Rajnath Singh sought cooperation from all parties for productive and smooth functioning of the House.
The government is ready for discussions on all the issues permitted by the Lok Sabha speaker and the Rajya Sabha chairman, he said.
Talking to reporters, Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge said leaders wanted to ask more from the prime minister about the farm laws as there were some apprehensions that these legislations might again come in some other form.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi said there is no tradition of the prime minister attending the all-party meet.

Parliament winter session Day 1: Farm law repeal top agenda, Opposition wants legal backing for MSP

The Winter Session of Parliament is set to begin on a stormy note on Monday, with the government listing a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws on the first day itself

Winter Session: Govt to bring bill to repeal farm laws

The Winter Session of Parliament is set to begin on a stormy note on Monday, with the government listing a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws on the first day itself. The Opposition plans to push for a law on minimum support price on agriculture produce.
The&nbsp;Farm Laws Repeal Bill&nbsp;has been listed for introduction and passage in the Lok Sabha on the first day. It will be introduced by the Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar.&nbsp;The ruling BJP&nbsp;and the opposition Congress have issued whips to their MPs to be present on the day.
Thousands of farmers have been protesting for the past one year against the three legislations and demanding they be repealed.
Several farmer unions have pressed for a law on minimum support price (MSP).
Various opposition parties on Sunday raised the issue of legal backing for MSP at an all-party meet called by the government ahead of the session.
The opposition also raised the issue of compensation for family members of farmers who had died during the year-long protests against the laws.
The Congress has demanded a condolence resolution for the farmers who died during the protests.
At the meeting, opposition leaders also demanded discussion on the Pegasus snooping row, fuel prices and unemployment in the session.

The government has listed a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws on the first day of the Winter Session itself

The Winter Session of Parliament is set to begin on a stormy note on Monday, with the government listing a bill to repeal the three contentious farm laws on the first day itself. The Opposition plans to push for a law on minimum support price on agriculture produce.
The Farm Laws Repeal Bill is slated to be introduced in Lok Sabha on Monday.
Thousands of farmers have been protesting for the past one year against the three legislations and demanding they be repealed.
Several farmer unions have pressed for a law on minimum support price (MSP).
Various opposition parties on Sunday raised the issue of legal backing for MSP at an all-party meet called by the government ahead of the session.
The opposition also raised the issue of compensation for family members of farmers who had died during the year-long protests against the laws.
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The Congress has demanded a condolence resolution for the farmers who died during the protests.
At the meeting, opposition leaders also demanded discussion on the Pegasus snooping row, fuel prices and unemployment in the session.
While Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not present at the all-party meeting convened by the government, Defence Minister and Deputy Leader of Lok Sabha Rajnath Singh sought cooperation from all parties for productive and smooth functioning of the House.
The government is ready for discussions on all the issues permitted by the Lok Sabha speaker and the Rajya Sabha chairman, he said.
Talking to reporters, Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge said leaders wanted to ask more from the prime minister about the farm laws as there were some apprehensions that these legislations might again come in some other form.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi said there is no tradition of the prime minister attending the all-party meet.
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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;

Parliament Winter Session 2020: There will be no winter session of Parliament this time because of the coronavirus outbreak, the government has said. 

Parliament Winter Session 2020: No Winter Session of Parliament due to Covid-19

There will be no winter session of Parliament this time because of the coronavirus outbreak, the government has said.

No Winter Session of Parliament due to Covid-19

There will be no winter session of Parliament this time because of the coronavirus outbreak, the government has said. According to an NDTV report, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi has said that all parties favour scrapping the session to avoid any Covid spread and jump straight to the Budget session in January. Joshi confirmed this in a letter responding to Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chaudhary's demand for a session to discuss controversial new farm laws that are at the core of massive farmer protests on highways near Delhi.

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