Eight Congress MPs Suspended from Lok Sabha Over Unruly Conduct; House Adjourned Amid Chaos
Congress MPs Suspended from Lok Sabha for Unruly Behaviour

Eight Congress MPs Face Suspension from Lok Sabha Over Disruptive Conduct

In a dramatic turn of events, eight Congress Members of Parliament were suspended from the Lok Sabha on Tuesday for what was described as 'unruly' behaviour. The suspension came amid significant chaos in the House, leading to its adjournment for the remainder of the day.

Resolution Passed Amid Parliamentary Uproar

The action was initiated by Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju, who moved a resolution against Opposition MPs. This followed an uproar triggered when Rahul Gandhi attempted to quote from an article citing former Army Chief MM Naravane’s unpublished book. During the disturbance, papers were thrown, prompting the disciplinary measure.

The resolution was passed by a voice vote, after which the Speaker in the Chair, Dilip Saikia, announced the suspension of the Congress MPs. The decision underscores the ongoing tensions in Parliament, with both sides clashing over procedural matters and conduct.

Protest Erupts Outside Parliament Building

In response to the suspension, Congress members, led by Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, staged a protest outside the Parliament building. They expressed strong opposition to the suspension of their party colleagues, highlighting the deepening rift between the ruling and opposition parties.

The suspended MPs include:

  • Manickam Tagore
  • C Kiran Kumar Reddy
  • Prashant Padole
  • Hibi Eden
  • Dean Kuriakose
  • S Venkateshan
  • Gurjeet Singh Aujla
  • Amarinder Singh Raja Warring

This incident adds to a series of recent parliamentary disruptions, reflecting the volatile political climate in India. The suspension and subsequent protest have drawn attention to issues of decorum and debate within the Lok Sabha, raising questions about future proceedings.

As the House remains adjourned, all eyes are on how this situation will evolve and impact legislative business in the coming days. The event marks a significant moment in the current parliamentary session, with potential implications for political dynamics and governance.