Up to date on: Aug 18, 2025 11:51 am IST
When Lok Sabha met at 11 am on Monday, opposition MPs, together with these from the Congress, had been on their toes, elevating slogans and displaying placards.
In a warning to sloganeering opposition MPs within the Lok Sabha, speaker Om Birla on Monday requested them to lift questions with the identical depth as they “shout slogans”, including that it might yield some advantages for the individuals of the nation then.
Lok Sabha was adjourned until 12 pm amid Opposition’s sloganeering over the Particular Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in poll-bound Bihar.
“In the event you ask questions with the identical drive with which you might be shouting slogans, will probably be helpful for the individuals of the nation. The individuals haven’t despatched you to destroy authorities property and I request you and warn you that no member has the privilege to destroy authorities property,” Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla might be heard telling the MPs in a video shared by information company ANI.
He warned the MPs of “decisive motion” in the event that they destroyed authorities property.
“In the event you attempt to destroy authorities property, I must take some decisive actions and the individuals of the nation will see you. Motion has been taken in opposition to members for such incidents in lots of assemblies. I warn you once more. Don’t attempt to destroy authorities property,” Om Birla stated.
When the Home met at 11 am, opposition MPs, together with these from the Congress, had been on their toes, elevating slogans and displaying placards with their demand for dialogue on the electoral roll revision train in Bihar.
Rajya Sabha proceedings had been adjourned until 2 pm as properly following related scenes on Monday.
Deputy chairman Harivansh was seen making appeals to the MPs for letting the Home operate.
“Please let the Home operate. That is Zero Hour,” Harivansh might be seen saying with a noise within the backdrop.
In its first press convention after Rahul Gandhi levelled allegations of “vote chori” within the 2024 Lok Sabha polls and several other opposition leaders flagged points about SIR in Bihar, CEC Gyanesh Kumar on Sunday issued clarifications over the claims, asking the Congress MP to both apologise or again his claims with a signed affidavit as required beneath electoral guidelines.
