The second part of budget session began on March 13.
The Parliament session has been adjourned till next week amid an uproar over Rahul Gandhi's remarks at Cambridge University. The BJP is demanding apology from Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his remarks in the United Kingdom and the opposition parties are pressing for a joint parliamentary committee probe into the Adani row.
The second part of budget session began on March 13.
The tussle also played outside the parliament with Rahul Gandhi stating that he wants to respond to the ministers who had made allegations against him in the two Houses.
Here are the highlights on Parliament:
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BJP Won't Let Rahul Gandhi Speak In Parliament Without An Apology: SourcesAmid chaos in the parliament, leading to adjournment of both houses for the second consecutive day, sources in the BJP today said they won't let Congress MP Rahul Gandhi speak in the house unless he apologises for his remarks on Indian democracy in London.
Both houses of the parliament were adjourned again today amid loud sloganeering from the BJP, which is demanding Congress MP Rahul Gandhi apologise for his remarks at Cambridge University, and opposition parties demanding a Joint Parliamentary Committee probe into the Adani-Hindenberg row. Audio of the proceedings were muted while chaos ensued inside the parliament. Congress, repeating Rahul Gandhi's charge that microphones of opposition leaders were muted in the parliament, took a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi.