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Lok Sabha Speaker Justifies Restoration Of BJP Member's Expunged Remarks
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Tuesday sought to justify the restoration in Parliament records the expunged remarks of BJP member Nishikant Dubey regarding foreign funding of a news portal.
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Congress Asks Lok Sabha Speaker To Expunge Remarks Against Rahul Gandhi
Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Monday, demanding that certain remarks of Union ministers Rajnath Singh and Pralhad Joshi be expunged.
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Babul Supriyo Pulled Up By Lok Sabha Speaker Who Expunges His Remarks
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Friday chided Union minister Babul Supriyo for making certain remarks against Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, saying no right has been given to the minister to scold any member in the House.
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Azam Khan Apologises For Sexist Remark Against BJP Lawmaker In Parliament
Samajwadi lawmaker Azam Khan, whose sexist remarks in parliament against Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker has evoked outrage, apologised to Rama Devi today. The Deputy Speaker, who earlier said she would never forgive him, said his remark has "hurt both women and men in India".
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"Like Mothers, Sisters": Karnataka Speaker Withdraws Rape Survivor Remark
Facing disapproval from women lawmakers for comparing himself to a rape survivor, Karnataka Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar Wednesday expunged his own remarks made in the House and sought pardon from them.
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BJP Targets Azam Khan Over 'Derogatory Comments' Against Prime Minister
BJP lawmakers present in the Uttar Pradesh assembly took strong exception to Mr Khan's references and demanded that speaker Mata Prasad Pandey immediately expunge Mr Khan's remarks and censure the Uttar Pradesh minister.
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Lok Sabha Speaker Expunges Her Own Remarks After Congress Protests
In a rare act, Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan today agreed to expunge her own remarks made yesterday against members protesting in the Well, after Congress expressed concern saying it was not right on part of the Chair to make such a remark.
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Lok Sabha Speaker Justifies Restoration Of BJP Member's Expunged Remarks
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Tuesday sought to justify the restoration in Parliament records the expunged remarks of BJP member Nishikant Dubey regarding foreign funding of a news portal.
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Congress Asks Lok Sabha Speaker To Expunge Remarks Against Rahul Gandhi
Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury wrote to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Monday, demanding that certain remarks of Union ministers Rajnath Singh and Pralhad Joshi be expunged.
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Babul Supriyo Pulled Up By Lok Sabha Speaker Who Expunges His Remarks
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Friday chided Union minister Babul Supriyo for making certain remarks against Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, saying no right has been given to the minister to scold any member in the House.
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Azam Khan Apologises For Sexist Remark Against BJP Lawmaker In Parliament
Samajwadi lawmaker Azam Khan, whose sexist remarks in parliament against Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker has evoked outrage, apologised to Rama Devi today. The Deputy Speaker, who earlier said she would never forgive him, said his remark has "hurt both women and men in India".
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"Like Mothers, Sisters": Karnataka Speaker Withdraws Rape Survivor Remark
Facing disapproval from women lawmakers for comparing himself to a rape survivor, Karnataka Assembly Speaker Ramesh Kumar Wednesday expunged his own remarks made in the House and sought pardon from them.
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BJP Targets Azam Khan Over 'Derogatory Comments' Against Prime Minister
BJP lawmakers present in the Uttar Pradesh assembly took strong exception to Mr Khan's references and demanded that speaker Mata Prasad Pandey immediately expunge Mr Khan's remarks and censure the Uttar Pradesh minister.
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Lok Sabha Speaker Expunges Her Own Remarks After Congress Protests
In a rare act, Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan today agreed to expunge her own remarks made yesterday against members protesting in the Well, after Congress expressed concern saying it was not right on part of the Chair to make such a remark.
