Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha adjourned in Parliament on Maharashtra issue

New delhi date. November 25, 2019, Monday

In both the houses of Parliament there was an uproar over the Maharashtra issue. The Congress, led by Sonia Gandhi, staged protests in the parliament with a banner to stop the killing of democracy. Both the houses of the Parliament were forced to abdicate, with the opposition remaining unchanged.

Opposition protested against the situation in Maharashtra in both houses. Earlier, there was a protest under the banner of Stop Murder of Democracy led by Sonia Gandhi.

Opposition MPs also protested on Maharashtra issue with the help of banners like Save the Constitution, Save Democracy. In both the Houses of Parliament, the opposition had disrupted the function by holding protests on the issue.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi stood up during a question-and-answer session and said, "I want to ask some questions in the house, but when democracy has been killed, no one is willing to ask questions." Rahul Gandhi was left speechless. The opposition MPs then chanted slogans against the government.

Work was hampered in both houses. Finally, the Speaker of the Lok Sabha declared that Parliament was postponed. So the Rajya Sabha also announced the decision to postpone the Rajya Sabha. Apart from Congress in the Rajya Sabha, parties including Left MPs and DMK have demanded discussion on the Maharashtra issue in Rajya Sabha.

Speaker suspended two Congress MPs

Hibi Eden and TN Pratap, two Congress MPs from Kerala, posted large posters in the Lok Sabha. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla warned both MPs not to do so, but both MPs continued to protest.

Both had come forward. Eventually, the Lok Sabha speaker suspended both of them and took stern action. The Speaker ordered Marshall to keep both MPs out of the House. When the marshals approached him, both MPs were shocked.

Other members of Congress were also involved. The Speaker adjourned the Lok Sabha and suspended both MPs as the situation got worse. He also warned that MPs could be suspended for five years if they do not comply with the house discipline.

Congressional women MPs accused of hitting Marshall

Women MPs from Congress - Jyoti Mani and Ramya Ramdas alleged that they had been pushed in the parliament. Adarsh ​​Ranjan Chowdhury, the leader of the Congress Lok Sabha, alleged that Marshall had also hit women MPs during the crisis.

Chowdhury said that women MPs in the Lok Sabha would not be mistreated to such an extent. He also demanded action against those who did so. Congress president Sonia Gandhi called the incident serious and alarming and demanded proper action.

Congress leader Manish Tiwari said it was a bad day in Parliament. On the one hand, the government refrains from discussing the issue of democracy being assassinated and on the other hand, the women MPs were mistreated. The opposition was vocal on the issue.