New Delhi: Lok Sabha Proceedings were postponed during other days on Friday due to vocial protests on the Row Spying Pegasus and three new agricultural laws.
Two bills were introduced before the home process was postponed for the day in the middle of the opposition protest.
In the midst of a commotion by opposition members, the Minister of Parliament Pralhad Joshi said at home that Pegasus’s controversy was “non-problems” and that the government was ready to discuss the problem related to the community.
“IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw has given a detailed statement about problems in both houses.
Protests are on a non-problem problem, not serious,” he described the behavior of opposition as “unfortunate”.
Proceedings of the house were first postponed until noon when the question time was taking place.
During the question and answer hours, opposition members caused slogans and displayed placards when they protested the Pegasus spyware controversy and other problems.
Some opposition members have heard the slogan like “we want justice”.
When the house is reinstalled during the day, two air quality management commissions in the National Capital Region and Bill, 2021, and the General Amendment Bill (Nationalization) – introduced in the midst of DIN.
Rajendra Agrawal, who led the trial, then asked members of the protest to return to their respective seats as a discussion about the Covid situation scheduled.
Discussion, however, cannot be taken on Friday.
As a sloganeering continued, agrawal delayed the home process for that day.
Lok Sabha will now meet on August 2 after a routine weekend getaway.
Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have been shaken by opposition protests since the Monsun session began on July 19.