The Lok Sabha speaker Sumitra Mahajan warned the opposition members to stop protesting and disrupting others who were speaking. The opposition members were regularly protesting against the demonetisation decision made by the government and disrupts the proceedings of the House.
The speaker said when the opposition members raised slogans near her podium, “It is not proper to come in front of a member and disturb them and it is happening here.”
She also said, “I would like members to keep this in mind so that we do not have to take any harsh steps. Any member speaking is an elected member and has the right to speak.”
The house saw protests again over demonetisation as opposition members raised slogans demanding a debate with voting over the issue and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's presence in the house.
The opposition members were on their feet as soon as the house met and massed near the Speaker shouting slogans.
In the din, Mahajan carried out the Question Hour for around half hour, repeatedly warning the protesting members.
But the ruckus only got noisier and the house was adjourned till noon.
When it met again, the Speaker warned protesting members over disturbing others who were speaking.
Mahajan then continued the Zero Hour amid sloganeering before adjourning it till 2 p.m.
The opposition members were protesting agains the decision of demonetisation of government since the announcement made by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The uproar in the house continued since 17 days by which the proceedings of the house was continuously adjourned for 17 days.
The opposition wants Prime Minister to give answer over the issue and they want to know that why government imposed this decision without proper decision.
--with agency inputs
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