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Rajya Sabha Adjourned Five Times Amid Disruptions; PM Modi Appeals for Smooth Parliament SessionRajya Sabha Adjourned Five Times Amid Disruptions; PM Modi Appeals for Smooth Parliament Session

The Rajya Sabha witnessed five adjournments during the day as repeated disruptions prevented legislative business. Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed to all political parties to ensure the Monsoon Session proceeds smoothly and productively.

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Rajya Sabha Adjourned Five Times Amid Disruptions; PM Modi Appeals for Smooth Parliament SessionRajya Sabha Adjourned Five Times Amid Disruptions; PM Modi Appeals for Smooth Parliament Session

Repeated Disruptions in Rajya Sabha

The Rajya Sabha was adjourned five times during the day's proceedings due to continuous protests and sloganeering by members.

The repeated interruptions meant that little to no legislative business could be transacted.

Issues Behind the Deadlock

The disruptions were linked to demands by Opposition parties for discussions on several issues, including:

  • Alleged NEET paper leak and examination irregularities.

  • Student protests.

  • Other matters of public importance.

The government maintained that discussions could take place within parliamentary rules, while the Opposition insisted on immediate debate. These positions reflect the respective sides' views.

PM Modi's Appeal

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged all political parties to work together to ensure the Monsoon Session functions effectively.

He appealed for constructive debate and emphasised that Parliament should focus on issues related to public welfare and national development.

Impact on Legislative Business

The repeated adjournments delayed scheduled parliamentary work, including discussions on legislative and policy matters.

Both the government and the Opposition blamed each other for the stalemate.

Looking Ahead

With several important Bills and policy discussions listed for the Monsoon Session, efforts are expected to continue to break the deadlock. Whether consensus can be reached between the treasury benches and the Opposition will determine the pace of parliamentary business in the coming days.

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