Rajya Sabha, the Upper House of the Indian Parliament, experienced adjournment for the second consecutive day due to protests by the opposition parties over the ethnic violence in Manipur. The opposition demanded a detailed discussion on the issue and sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s statement. The Chair attempted to assure the members that the government was ready for a debate but was met with continued demands from the opposition. As a result, the House was adjourned until 2.30 pm.
The adjournment of the House on the Manipur issue also occurred in the Lok Sabha, the Lower House of Parliament. Both houses were unable to conduct substantial business on the first day of the Monsoon Session as opposition MPs rejected the government’s proposal for a short-duration discussion.
The protests in Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha have brought attention to the ethnic violence in Manipur. The opposition parties are pushing for Prime Minister Modi’s statement on the matter and a detailed discussion in the Parliament. Despite the government’s willingness to engage in a debate, the opposition continues to demand immediate action.
The Manipur violence issue remains unresolved, and the opposition parties are determined to seek answers and hold the government accountable. The adjournment of the House indicates the deep concern over the situation in Manipur and the urgency to address it.
It is important for the government and the opposition to find a common ground to resolve the issue and ensure the welfare and safety of the people affected by the violence. The adjournment of the House may provide an opportunity for both sides to engage in constructive dialogue and work towards a solution.
As the Monsoon Session continues, it is crucial for the Parliament to address pressing matters such as the Manipur violence. The government, along with the opposition, must come together to discuss and find ways to prevent such incidents in the future and promote peace and harmony in the region.
The adjournments in both houses of Parliament highlight the gravity of the issue and the need for immediate action. The people of Manipur and the nation as a whole are waiting for a resolution that ensures justice and safeguards the rights of all individuals involved. The coming days will reveal how the government and the opposition navigate this critical situation and work towards a peaceful and sustainable resolution.
