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No Place For Aggression, Indecency In Parliament Or Assembly: Supreme Court
There is no place for aggression and indecency in the proceedings of Parliament or the legislature and members are expected to show complete respect and deference towards each other, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday.
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Kerala Opposition Demands Minister's Resignation In Assembly Ruckus Case
The Congress on Wednesday pressed for the resignation of the Kerala Education Minister after the Supreme Court dismissed a state government plea seeking withdrawal of a criminal case against LDF MLAs in connection with the 2015 assembly ruckus.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Kerala Government's Plea On State Assembly Case
Supreme Court dismissed a petition filed by Kerala Government seeking a direction to withdraw cases against prominent Communist Party of India (Marxist) leaders for alleged vandalism in the Kerala State Assembly in 2015.
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Government Plans Change In Dalit Atrocities Law, Congress Demands More
After three days of logjam over the Assam citizens' bill, parliament today saw ruckus over a plan to amend the Dalit atrocities law. The cabinet had given the green signal yesterday for the changes, that would involve doing away with the safeguards placed by the Supreme Court to prevent the abuse of the law.
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Judges in Madras High Court Sit in Courts With Fear Psychosis: Top Court
Judges in Madras High Court have a "fear psychosis" due to the constant threat that lawyers might enter court rooms shouting slogans, the Supreme Court observed today, lamenting that never before has the situation fallen to "such low levels".
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Bihar Speaker Suspends Janata Dal (United) Legislator, Later Revokes Order
The Bihar Legislative Assembly Speaker Uday Narayan Chaudhary today suspended a rebel JD(U) MLA for the entire Monsoon session for creating ruckus in the House along with BJP members, but later revoked the order.
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Despite PM's appeal, protests stall Parliament
In an effort to ensure that the Rajya Sabha functions, Chairman Hamid Ansari has offered structured debates on all issues that the opposition wants to raise. He has already allowed a discussion on growing crime against women after the Opposition created a ruckus over the brutal rape of a five-year-old girl in Delhi last week.
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Pakistan attorney general turns abusive in Supreme Court
Pakistan Attorney General Irfan Qadir created a ruckus in the courtroom on Thursday by using "abusive remarks" against the Supreme Court judges and some "vulgar gesture", Geo News reported.
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No Place For Aggression, Indecency In Parliament Or Assembly: Supreme Court
There is no place for aggression and indecency in the proceedings of Parliament or the legislature and members are expected to show complete respect and deference towards each other, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday.
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Kerala Opposition Demands Minister's Resignation In Assembly Ruckus Case
The Congress on Wednesday pressed for the resignation of the Kerala Education Minister after the Supreme Court dismissed a state government plea seeking withdrawal of a criminal case against LDF MLAs in connection with the 2015 assembly ruckus.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Kerala Government's Plea On State Assembly Case
Supreme Court dismissed a petition filed by Kerala Government seeking a direction to withdraw cases against prominent Communist Party of India (Marxist) leaders for alleged vandalism in the Kerala State Assembly in 2015.
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Government Plans Change In Dalit Atrocities Law, Congress Demands More
After three days of logjam over the Assam citizens' bill, parliament today saw ruckus over a plan to amend the Dalit atrocities law. The cabinet had given the green signal yesterday for the changes, that would involve doing away with the safeguards placed by the Supreme Court to prevent the abuse of the law.
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Judges in Madras High Court Sit in Courts With Fear Psychosis: Top Court
Judges in Madras High Court have a "fear psychosis" due to the constant threat that lawyers might enter court rooms shouting slogans, the Supreme Court observed today, lamenting that never before has the situation fallen to "such low levels".
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Bihar Speaker Suspends Janata Dal (United) Legislator, Later Revokes Order
The Bihar Legislative Assembly Speaker Uday Narayan Chaudhary today suspended a rebel JD(U) MLA for the entire Monsoon session for creating ruckus in the House along with BJP members, but later revoked the order.
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Despite PM's appeal, protests stall Parliament
In an effort to ensure that the Rajya Sabha functions, Chairman Hamid Ansari has offered structured debates on all issues that the opposition wants to raise. He has already allowed a discussion on growing crime against women after the Opposition created a ruckus over the brutal rape of a five-year-old girl in Delhi last week.
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Pakistan attorney general turns abusive in Supreme Court
Pakistan Attorney General Irfan Qadir created a ruckus in the courtroom on Thursday by using "abusive remarks" against the Supreme Court judges and some "vulgar gesture", Geo News reported.
