Parliament

As the session drew to a close, both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha were adjourned sine die.

During the Session that started on July 20, the Upper House witnessed disruptions by Opposition parties on various issues.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh were present on the last day of the Monsoon session.

The committee noted that the number of schools at Secondary and Higher Secondary levels are very less when compared with the number of schools at Primary and Upper Primary levels.

The Rajya Sabha cleared the legislation with a voice vote on Wednesday.

Using the Hindi hashtag #Rahul_Bhagna_Nahi (Rahul Don't Runaway) in their posts on X, both leaders criticised the opposition for the repeated disruptions in Parliament.

"But before running abroad, gather enough courage and summon enough courage to listen to Home Minister Amit Shah's statement before you leave," the BJP leader said.

With the Assembly unanimously passing the resolution, the Tamil Nadu government has formally urged the Centre to reconsider and withdraw the FCRA amendment legislation

BJP parliamentarians criticised opposition for disrupting the house proceedings.

"If Shah ordered it, he is culpable, and if he did not know, he is incompetent, Rahul said, adding that either way Shah "should go".

AAP MLA from Okhla, Amanatullah Khan, also alleged that Muslims are being specifically targeted under the guise of action against illegal construction.

The bill permits banking records to be produced either in physical or in electronic form as the case may be.

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said that since the government is ready for the debate on the student stir, the opposition can't create any turmoil during the discussion.