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PM Modi Wants To Establish "Single Party Rule" In India: Congress Chief
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge today charged that the Prime Minister and the BJP want to establish a "single party rule" in the country and the suspension of MPs from Parliament is for that.
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"Preplanned": BJP Accuses Congress, Allies Of Disrupting House Proceedings
The BJP on Monday accused the Congress and its allies of "insulting" the Lok Sabha speaker and the Rajya Sabha chairperson and "embarrassing" the country with their conduct, with 92 opposition members suspended from both Houses in the past five days.
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Price Rise Discussion Next Week, MPs Asked To 'Regret' Misconduct: Sources
Rajya Sabha chairperson M Venkaiah Naidu urged the leaders to advise respective party members not to disrupt the proceedings of the House.
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"Queen Or Yuvraj, Nobody Above Law": Government Vs Congress On Protests
Mallikarjun Kharge, leader of the opposition in the upper house, called the suspensions "unlawful" and said, "Modi government cannot be allowed to run these undemocratic one-way proceedings by suppressing people's voice".
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PM Modi Wants To Establish "Single Party Rule" In India: Congress Chief
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge today charged that the Prime Minister and the BJP want to establish a "single party rule" in the country and the suspension of MPs from Parliament is for that.
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"Preplanned": BJP Accuses Congress, Allies Of Disrupting House Proceedings
The BJP on Monday accused the Congress and its allies of "insulting" the Lok Sabha speaker and the Rajya Sabha chairperson and "embarrassing" the country with their conduct, with 92 opposition members suspended from both Houses in the past five days.
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Price Rise Discussion Next Week, MPs Asked To 'Regret' Misconduct: Sources
Rajya Sabha chairperson M Venkaiah Naidu urged the leaders to advise respective party members not to disrupt the proceedings of the House.
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"Queen Or Yuvraj, Nobody Above Law": Government Vs Congress On Protests
Mallikarjun Kharge, leader of the opposition in the upper house, called the suspensions "unlawful" and said, "Modi government cannot be allowed to run these undemocratic one-way proceedings by suppressing people's voice".
