Lok Sabha adjourns within minutes, uproar in RS over note ban
December 14, 2016 11:22
Minutes after Parliament convenes after a four-day break, Lok Sabha has already been adjourned and will reconvene at noon. The Lok Sabha was adjourned due to Opposition uproar over the Kiren Rijiju controversy, demonetisation, other issues. The PM is present in the lower house and the government has said he will be in the Lok Sabha for the last three days of the winter session.
Congress VP Rahul Gandhi has said he is willing to speak in Parliament and is waiting to see if the government will allow him to do so; the government says the PM is willing to speak in Parliament.
With just three days left for the winter session to end, it is unlikely any work will get done. The Opposition wants a debate with vote, the government has said yes to the debate but with no vote.
Congress VP Rahul Gandhi has said he is willing to speak in Parliament and is waiting to see if the government will allow him to do so; the government says the PM is willing to speak in Parliament.
With just three days left for the winter session to end, it is unlikely any work will get done. The Opposition wants a debate with vote, the government has said yes to the debate but with no vote.
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