NEW DELHI — Indian politicians and pundits are warning concerning the state of the nation’s democratic discourse after a chaotic session of Parliament that one examine suggests was among the many least productive ever.

The price range session, which ran from Jan. 31 to April 6, was marred by stormy disruptions. The opposition insisted on an inquiry into the Adani Group scandal, whereas the ruling camp demanded that senior opposition chief Rahul Gandhi apologize for sharp critiques of Indian democracy he made whereas visiting the U.K.