New Delhi: Lok Sabha was postponed for the day shortly after noon on Friday after the passing of two bills, including those who proposed to end the controversial retrospective tax policy, in the midst of opposition over Pegasus and other problems.
Rajya Sabha cannot transact any business as an endless opposition continues to increase Pegasus’s problems.
The house was postponed for a few minutes after gathering for the second time at 12pm.
Congress, TMC and other members raised the slogan into the well immediately after meeting for a question and answer hours.
Lok Sabha also passed the Central University Amendment Bill, 2021, to establish a central University at Ladakh.
Opposition protests begin immediately after the process starts at home.
As a protest continued, Minister of Health Mansukh Mandaviya attacked members of the opposition because they did not allow the Minister of Health Junior Bharti Pawar, MP Tribal for the first time, from answering questions.
After the pawar gave his response, the speaker Om Birla put off the house.
When the house was continued during the day, Rajendra Agrawal, who was in the chair, allowed a discussion of the ‘Tax Act (Amendment) of Bill, 2021’, which proposed the 2012 Income Tax Amendment and Finance Act to explain that no tax request would be raised for Each transfer of indirect Indian assets If the transaction is carried out before 28 May 2012.
After a brief statement by Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitharaman and the consideration of the clause of the bill, it was passed by voice.
Likewise, other bills ‘Central University (Amendment) Bill, 2021’, to establish a central university in Ladakh was passed by the house after a brief statement by education minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
After two bills passed, the chair announced the delay of the house for that day.