LS adjourned for the day amid Opposition protests for third consecutive day

The Lok Sabha was adjourned for the day at 2 pm on Wednesday, 23 July, amid noisy protests by Opposition members protesting in opposition to the revision of electoral rolls in Bihar.

That is the third consecutive day of the Monsoon session that the Home has confronted disruptions.

Waving placards and elevating slogans, Opposition members stormed into the Nicely of the Home throughout the Query Hour, resulting in the adjournment of the proceedings for the day.

Earlier the proceedings had been adjourned until 2 pm when the protests and sloganeering continued.

Comparable scenes performed out when the Home reconvened and TDP chief Krishna Prasad Tenneti, who was within the Chair, adjourned the proceedings.

Opposition members raised slogans like “SIR wapas lo (Roll again SIR)”.

The Opposition is demanding a dialogue on the Particular Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar, an train initiated by the Election Fee forward of the state meeting polls due later this yr.