Proceedings of both Houses of Parliament begin: notice to Rahul in Lok Sabha, uproar by opposition MPs in Rajya Sabha

Today is the last day of the first phase of the budget session of Parliament. The proceedings of both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have started. Opposition MPs create ruckus in Rajya Sabha on Adani issue. Opposition is continuously demanding JPC on Hindenburg report. Leaders of 14 opposition parties met Rajya Sabha MP Mallikarjun Kharge in the Parliament chamber ahead of the session.

Here, the Lok Sabha Secretariat has issued a notice to Congress MP Rahul Gandhi. The secretariat has sought response from Rahul Gandhi on the notice of breach of privilege of BJP MP Nishikant Dubey and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi. The Lok Sabha Secretariat has asked Rahul Gandhi to file a reply to this notice by February 15.

On the notice to Rahul in the Lok Sabha, Kharge said – Whatever Rahul Gandhi had said in the Parliament is already in the public domain, he has said the same thing that everyone speaks and writes. There is nothing unparliamentary in this. So he will reply to the notice accordingly.

Vice President raged in Rajya Sabha

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Opposition MPs in the Rajya Sabha accused Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar of working under pressure from the government.

Opposition MPs in the Rajya Sabha accused the Vice President of acting under pressure. Chairman Dhankhar got angry on this. He said- Leader of the Opposition, you have indicated so many times that the Speaker is working under pressure. These words are deleted. You are violating your right to remain on the floor of the House. Every time you are saying that the Speaker is working under pressure.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh Narayan Singh, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge paid tributes to freedom fighter Sarojini Naidu on her birth anniversary at the Central Hall of Parliament.

The second phase will start from March 13
The second phase of the budget session will begin on March 13 and will continue till April 6. In the second phase, the Finance Bill will be discussed in both the Houses of the Parliament, after which the Bill will be passed by both the Houses. From January 31 to April 6, a total of 27 meetings are to be held in a total of 66 days (including holidays).

Let us tell you that the first phase of the session started with the President’s address on 31 January. So far 9 sittings (excluding holidays) have been held, in which 4 times the proceedings of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha had to be adjourned due to uproar.

35 bills pending in parliament
According to the bulletin received from Lok Sabha-Rajya Sabha, there are a total of 35 bills pending in the Parliament. Of these, 9 bills are to be introduced in the Lok Sabha and 26 in the Rajya Sabha. Bills are less likely to be discussed and passed in the first phase of the session. However, several important bills can be introduced in the second phase of the session.

Of the 26 bills pending in the Rajya Sabha, three have already been passed by the Lok Sabha. These include the Inter-State River Water Disputes (Amendment) Bill 2019, the Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order (Third Amendment) Bill 2022 and the Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order (Fifth Amendment) Bill 2022.

What happened so far in the budget session, read in a sequential manner

1). Budget session begins with President’s address

The President said- In 2 years, India has given more than 220 crore vaccine doses. More than 260 medical colleges have been opened from 2014 to 2022.

The session began on Tuesday with President Draupadi Murmu’s address to the joint sitting of both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha in the Central Hall. President Murmu addressed the joint session of Parliament for the first time. In his speech which lasted for 1 hour and 2 minutes, he said that India has a government with strong will, which is working without fear. For this, the President cited surgical strike, strictness on terrorism, Article 370 and triple talaq. Click here to read the President’s full speech…

2). Finance Minister presented the budget 2023-24

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented her fifth general budget in the Lok Sabha on 1 February. During this, he changed the slab after 8 years and announced tax exemption on income of 7 lakhs. This is Sitharaman’s 5th budget and the country’s 75th budget. He took less time this time than before. This time the speech was just 1 hour 27 minutes. Read the full news here…

3). Rahul’s question to the government in the Lok Sabha

Rahul showed a picture in the Lok Sabha. Gautam Adani and Narendra Modi are seen in this.

Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday asked questions to the government and PM Modi on Gautam Adani and Hindenburg Report. Rahul said, “In 2014, Gautam Adani was at number 609 in the list of the world’s richest. In a few years, don’t know what magic happened, Adani came second in this list.” Congress MPs raised slogans on this, ‘Modi hai to mumkin hai’. Click here to read Rahul’s full statement…

4). Kharge said in Rajya Sabha – Chairman started counting notes from the machine

During the budget session, there was a heated exchange between Congress and BJP MPs in the Rajya Sabha last Wednesday. There was laughter and laughter during the speech of Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge. Modi-Shah’s washing machine, Harishchandra was mentioned. When Kharge recited a lion, the Chairman also became a poet. Read full news..,

5). Modi said in the Lok Sabha – research is fixed on the destruction of Congress

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday replied to the President’s address in the Lok Sabha. In his 85-minute speech, he did not answer any question asked by Rahul Gandhi on Adani. Adani was not even mentioned in Modi’s entire speech. However, from the unity of the opposition to Rahul’s Bharat Jodo Yatra, the PM definitely kept taunting. Read full news…

6). Modi said in Rajya Sabha- I am speaking alone, he has to change people to raise slogans

Prime Minister Narendra Modi replied to the President’s address in the Rajya Sabha last Thursday. Even before the Prime Minister’s speech began, the opposition started raising slogans, which continued throughout his 90-minute speech. On this the PM said – The country is seeing that one single person is overshadowing many. People have to change even to speak slogans. Read the full news here…

7). Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on the allegations of corruption: Congress should clean its mouth with Dettol

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman lashed out at the opposition in the Lok Sabha on Friday. Responding to the allegations of corruption at the Centre, he said that Congress leaders should wash their mouths with Dettol. During this, the Finance Minister also took a jibe at Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot for reading the wrong budget in the Assembly. Read the full news here…