New Delhi. The winter session of Parliament started on Monday 25 November. However, as soon as the proceedings began, it fell victim to the uproar from the opposition. At present, the proceedings of the Lok Sabha have been adjourned till 11 am on 27th November. Earlier, the winter session of Parliament was inaugurated at 11 am on Monday. First of all, tribute was paid to the deceased MPs.
After this the proceedings of Parliament (winter session) were started. But opposition MPs started creating ruckus in Lok Sabha regarding Manipur and other issues. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla appealed to the MPs to remain calm and cooperate in allowing the proceedings to run smoothly. But the Lok Sabha Speaker’s appeal had no effect on the creating ruckus. The uproar continued to increase.
In view of this, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla adjourned the proceedings of the Lok Sabha till 11 am on November 27. Now the proceedings of the Lok Sabha will resume on November 29 at 11 am. Prime Minister Modi also reached the Lok Sabha on Monday, the first day of the winter session. Talking to journalists in the Parliament complex, PM Modi said that this message should also be sent from the Parliament of India that the voters of India, their dedication to democracy, their dedication to the Constitution, their faith in the parliamentary functioning system, we sitting in the Parliament Everyone will have to live up to public sentiments.
PM Modi said that after the general elections of 2024, the people of the country have got the opportunity to express their feelings in their respective states, in that also the results of the Lok Sabha elections of 2024 have given more strength, by the states. More support has been extended. The condition of democracy is that we respect the behavior of the public. I hope that our new colleagues will get the opportunity. He has new ideas, he has new imaginations to take India forward.
