Ever since the Monsoon session has begun in Parliament, the opposition parties have been creating ruckus in the assembly due to which several times the house has been adjourned. However, the government taking a note of the repetative incidents is likely to move suspension notice against ten Lok Sabha MPs after they threw papers and torn placards during proceedings on Wednesday.
As per sources of news agency ANI, the government will propose Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to take action against Congress leaders including TN Prathapan, Hibi Eden, Gurjeet Singh Aujla, Manickam Tagore, Deepak Baij, AM Ariff, Dean Kuriakose and Jothimani
On Wednesday, Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned for the fifth time as Opposition members created a ruckus in the House while protesting over the Pegasus row and other issues. When the House reassembled at 3 pm, it took up supplementary demand for grants and appropriation bills which were approved without debate.
Soon thereafter, Rajendra Agrawal, who was in the chair, adjourned the House till 4 pm. As the Lok Sabha met in the morning, the House took up Question Hour amid continued slogan-shouting by Opposition members.
Opposition protest intensified post noon and Congress members were seen throwing papers at the Chair and Treasury benches while protesting against Pegasus snooping row and other issues, following which the House was adjourned for about 20 minutes till 12:30 pm.
Thereafter, it was adjourned repeatedly as Opposition members continued their protest over the snooping controversy and the three farm laws.
Meanwhile, Congress' former president Rahul Gandhi today accused the Centre of "curtailing" the voice of opposition in Parliament and said that the government has used Pegasus weapon against the people of the country. He also alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inserted Pegasus weapon in phones which is being used to hit the soul of India's democracy.
