PTI, New Delhi :
Congress on Tuesday expelled six MPs from Andhra Pradesh who had given notice of no-confidence motion against the UPA govt.
Earlier, there was turmoil in Parliament over Telangana and other issues taking a toll on proceedings for the fifth consecutive day on Tuesday.
As a result no substantive business could be transacted in Parliament.
Lok Sabha was adjourned for the day at noon and Rajya Sabha till 2pm after two earlier adjournments during question hour.
The ruckus in both houses, however, did not deter
the chair to introduce three bills – two in Rajya Sabha and one in Lok Sabha – as members of several parties trooped into the well raising slogans on their respective demands.
As soon as Lok Sabha met at noon after one adjournment, over 40 members from different parties, including supporters and opponents of Telangana, walked into the well raising various issues, including Telangana. Amid continuing pandemonium, Speaker Meira Kumar adjourned the house till Wednesday after laying of papers and introduction of a bill seeking to acquire certain areas in Mumbai for the Bhimrao Ambedkar Memorial.
Congress on Tuesday expelled six MPs from Andhra Pradesh who had given notice of no-confidence motion against the UPA govt.
Earlier, there was turmoil in Parliament over Telangana and other issues taking a toll on proceedings for the fifth consecutive day on Tuesday.
As a result no substantive business could be transacted in Parliament.
Lok Sabha was adjourned for the day at noon and Rajya Sabha till 2pm after two earlier adjournments during question hour.
The ruckus in both houses, however, did not deter
the chair to introduce three bills – two in Rajya Sabha and one in Lok Sabha – as members of several parties trooped into the well raising slogans on their respective demands.
As soon as Lok Sabha met at noon after one adjournment, over 40 members from different parties, including supporters and opponents of Telangana, walked into the well raising various issues, including Telangana. Amid continuing pandemonium, Speaker Meira Kumar adjourned the house till Wednesday after laying of papers and introduction of a bill seeking to acquire certain areas in Mumbai for the Bhimrao Ambedkar Memorial.
