New Delhi: Proceedings in the two parliamentary houses disrupted on the first day of the Monsun session on Monday as opposition protesting a number of problems, including agriculture laws and rising fuel prices and even prevented PM Narendra Modi from introducing newly appointed by Minister of Union, a customary practice , Immediately after Lok Sabha met at 11 am, four members who won the Bypolls – Maddila Gurumoorthy (YSRCP), Mangal Suresh Angadi (BJP), M.
Abdussamad Samadani (IUML) and Vijayakumar (Congress) – took an oath as a member.
When the Speaker Om Birla asked Modi to introduce new ministers, the leader of the Congress at Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury said it had provided a notice to discuss issues including economic prices and (rising).
Congress and TMC members raised placards demanding the withdrawal of “black law” on agriculture.
Birla appealed to members of opposition not to disrupt the process.
At Rajya Sabha too, opposition members did not allow PM to introduce new ministers.
They did not depend on the Preunch session, after moving as many as 17 notifications to suspend the business scheduled and discuss the problems that began to inflation and protest farmers to Pegasus’s controversy peering.
Chairman M Venkaiiah Naidu said it was not feasible to take 17 notices in one GO member and assured that all the main problems would be taken in time.
Lok Sabha also made a fertility reference to 40 former members who died in the inter-session period