New Delhi: Rajya Sabha on Monday canceled and removed four questions, one oral and three who were looking for a written reply, posing during a questionnaire by the Trinamool Congress suspended MP Santanu Sen.
Scheduled questions will be taken on Monday but appeared on the ‘canceled and removed’ list, as if because of the cents “robbed of all rights”, including participating in the trial of the house, moving the notification and asking questions, when he was placed under the suspension of the week then.
While the Sumber Rajya Sabha said this was carried out according to the “Convention and Practice”, the former Secretary General of Lok Sabha, Rev.
Achary refers to the steps unprecedented.
Speaking to Toi, Achary said that when the suspension of a member of the house limited his physical entries to the inner lobby and the rooms of the house, it did not seize him from the “basic rights” as a member, which included the right to ask questions.
When contacted, MP TMC Santanu Sen said, “My suspension from home by itself is not separated because it is not included in the business list, or on an additional list.
How can someone expect parliamentary behavior from an unforgettable party? Therefore, my party will raise This problem is at home on Tuesday.
“However, Sumber Rajya Sabha is maintained that this is not the first time an individual or a group of parliamentarians placed under the suspension rejected permission to ask questions at home.
The source said the Rajya Sabha desk office, on July 23, conveyed to Sen that no notification removed by him during the suspension would be accepted.
It also said the notification submitted by members “before the suspension” must also be “not included or received in the business list or list of questions or list of amendments in connection with bills etc.
During the period of suspension”.
Sen was suspended from home on July 23 to grabb and knock down a copy of the government’s statement about Pegasus Snooping, which by the Chairperson of Rajya Sabha Venkaah Naidu was referred to as “attack on the country’s parliamentary democracy.”