Parliament Monsoon Session LIVE Updates: The Monsoon Session of Parliament on Friday, 21 July, witnessed ruckus in each the Houses over the Manipur violence for the second consecutive day.

The Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have been adjourned until 11am on Monday, 24 July.

Addressing the Lok Sabha, Union Minister Rajnath Singh stated, “We can see that some parties want to create such circumstances that the discussion on Manipur does not take place. I am openly accusing that the Opposition is not as serious on the discussion as it is pretending to be.”

AAP MPs Sanjay Singh and Raghav Chadha additionally had a heated change with Rajya Sabha Chairperson Jagdeep Dhankar over the Delhi Ordinance Bill.

The Centre, in the meantime, repeatedly stated in each Houses that it’s prepared for a dialogue on the matter and questioned the Opposition’s motives behind not letting Parliament operate.

PM Modi on Thursday addressed the media and stated that the incident in Manipur of ladies being paraded bare is “shameful for any civilised society.”

At first, the Lok Sabha had been adjourned until 12pm on Friday whereas the Rajya Sabha was meant to reconvene at 2:30pm on the identical day.

However, after barely witnessing any proceedings, each Houses had been adjourned until 11am on Monday, 24 July.

Addressing the media, Union Minister Anurag Thakur stated that the Opposition is discovering excuses to not let the House operate.

“Some are no longer a part of the Parliament house so, they don’t want the Parliament to further proceed. Why is opposition running away from Parliamentary discussions? Is it because their politicians are no longer serving the Parliament? Or are they trying to avoid discussion on the loopholes of their government?”

Union Minister Rajnath Singh stated that the federal government is prepared for a dialogue on Manipur however the Opposition is just not severe about it.

“PM Modi himself said that the country is ashamed of whatever has happened in the state and assured strict action. Still, if the Opposition does not want to discuss, it only means that they are not serious,” he advised information company ANI.

Commenting on the Manipur incident, MP Hema Malini stated {that a} dialogue will happen within the House.

“Parliamentary discussion will take place on this matter as the Manipur incident was a gruesome act that invokes contempt and no woman should have to go through it. Prime Minister Modi has also spoken on this” she advised information company ANI.

Amid ruckus by Opposition, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi stated within the Lok Sabha that the federal government is able to talk about the Manipur situation.

“I want to reiterate that we are ready for a discussion on the Manipur issue but the Opposition is not ready,” he stated.

The Lok Sabha adjourned until Monday, 24 July.

The proceedings of Lok Sabha resumed to sloganeering by the Opposition on Manipur violence.

AAP MPs Sanjay Singh and Raghav Chadha had a heated change with Rajya Sabha chairperson Jagdeep Dhankar over the Delhi Ordinance Bill.

The Rajya Sabha was adjourned until 2:30 pm amid ruckus by Opposition members over Manipur violence.

Citing guidelines 261 and 262 of the Parliament, TMC MP Derek O’Brien requested Rajya Sabha chairperson Jagdeep Dhankar why the phrases ‘Prime Minister’ and ‘Manipur’ had been expunged from his tackle on Thursday.

He later walked to the Chair to protest because the House was adjourned.

On BRS MP Dr Ok Keshava Rao’s query if the Parliament can talk about a difficulty which is being heard by a courtroom of legislation, just like the Manipur situation, chairperson Jadgeep Dhankar learn out rule 121 of the Parliament.

“The country has to be enlightened by us. There is a Constitutional prescription that puts a bar on discussion in the House in a qualified manner,” he stated.

“This House is entitled to discuss everything under the planet with one restriction; that restriction is germane to the issue Dr Keshav raised and that is Article 121,” he added.

“The only restriction generated in the Parliament is given to us by our founding fathers. No discussion shall take place in parliament with respect to the conduct of any judge of the Supreme Court or a high court in discharge of its duties. And that is also restricted with another method – except upon a motion for presenting address to the President praying for removal of the judge as herein provided,” he stated.

“There fore, the concept of sub-judice is totally misconceived,” he added.

Appealing to the Opposition to not bask in politics, Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal stated {that a} dialogue on Manipur shouldn’t be hindered.

“I would like to make an appeal to the opposition to not change their stand repeatedly and not indulge into politics as it is a very sensitive matter related to women’s dignity, north-east and a border state,” he advised information company ANI.

AAP MP Raghav Chadha stated that the Manipur situation has shaken the nation’s collective conscience.

“I request the central government to wake up from their slumber and discuss the Manipur issue. We want that the discredited government in Manipur to be sacked and President’s Rule be imposed in the state,” he advised information company ANI.

The Lok Sabha was adjourned until 12:00 pm amid ruckus by Opposition members over the Manipur violence.

Addressing the Lok Sabha, Union Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday stated:

“The Manipur incident is undoubtedly gruesome and PM Narendra Modi said that the entire nation is pained by it. PM Modi has also assured the strictest action over the incident. We want a discussion to take place in the Manipur incident,” he stated.

“This was said in the all-party meeting as well that we want a discussion to take place on the Manipur issue. But we can see that some parties want to create circumstances that the disturbance does not take place. I am openly accusing that the Opposition is not as serious on the discussion as it is pretending to be.”

Commenting on the ruckus in Parliament, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi stated: “We are ready to discuss whenever the Speaker directs. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has officially told the Speaker and the Chairman that we are ready for a discussion.”

“For the opposition to bring in new demands and interrupt the discussion is wrong. There are important bills and BJP under the leadership of PM Modi wants to hold extensive discussions in the parliament…The opposition just tries to build a wrong narrative and disrupt the parliament proceedings,” he added, as per ANI.

After the AAP’s Sanjay Singh and the RJD’s Manoj Jha, BRS MP Ok Keshava Rao issued a Suspension of Business discover to debate the unrest in Manipur on Friday.

Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh and Rashtriya Janata Dal MP Manoj Jha have moved moved Suspension of Business notices to debate the unrest in Manipur.

Both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha periods are scheduled to start at 11:00 am on Friday, 21 July.