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- Opposition parties disrupted proceedings in both houses of India's Parliament on Monday, demanding a discussion on alleged donation theft at the Ayodhya Ram Mandir and a statement from Home Minister Amit Shah on police action against students.
- The government sharply criticised the opposition, particularly the Congress, for obstructing both houses.
- Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said two important bills were passed amid the uproar — one on increasing the number of Supreme Court judges and another related to MSMEs — with no opposition members present to debate them.
- Sources said the standoff may continue as both the government and opposition remain committed to their positions.
What to watch next
- Whether Parliament permits a discussion on the Ayodhya temple donation allegations.
- Whether Home Minister Amit Shah makes a statement on police action against students.
- Whether the deadlock between the government and opposition continues in coming sessions.
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Named India · Congress Party · Mallikarjun Kharge · Rahul Gandhi · Amit Shah · Ayodhya Ram Mandir · Gaurav Gogoi · Kirin Raji · Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs · Narendra Modi · Supreme Court of India
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