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Rajya Sabha adjourns twice as PM Modi sits through noisy proceedings
Members of Parliament have been demanding the resumption of debate on demonetisation. The opposition has been demanding Modi's presence in the upper house for a debate on the November 8 demonetisation. Changing stance, the Opposition now demanded apology from the Prime Minister for his utterances in which he had targeted those opposing demonetisation and created uproar after it was rejected.
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Deadlock continues in parliament, opposition demands Modi's apology
However, the House was adjourned after about 15 minutes till 12.29 PM. Earlier, Opposition leader Ghulam Nabi Azad said the demonetization debate that began on November 16 was held up all these days since the PM was not coming to answer questions on the matter.
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Deadlock continues in parliament, opposition demands Modi's apology
However, the House was adjourned after about 15 minutes till 12.29 PM. Earlier, Opposition leader Ghulam Nabi Azad said the demonetization debate that began on November 16 was held up all these days since the PM was not coming to answer questions on the matter.
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Rajya Sabha adjourned for day as opposition demands Modi's apology
This forced the chairman to adjourn the House for 15 minutes. On 1 December, PM Modi entered the Rajya Sabha shortly before the Question Hour at noon; questions relating to the Prime Minister's Office were listed for today. Ansari also said that the debate has not been concluded and called the listed speaker A U Singh Deo (BJD) to start. After both Houses adjourned for the day, government sources said mainly the Congress, Left and Trinamool Congress were insisting on a vote on the debate ...
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Rajya Sabha adjourned for day as opposition demands Modi's apology
This forced the chairman to adjourn the House for 15 minutes. On 1 December, PM Modi entered the Rajya Sabha shortly before the Question Hour at noon; questions relating to the Prime Minister's Office were listed for today. Ansari also said that the debate has not been concluded and called the listed speaker A U Singh Deo (BJD) to start. After both Houses adjourned for the day, government sources said mainly the Congress, Left and Trinamool Congress were insisting on a vote on the debate ...
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Demonetisation continue to disrupt Parliament proceedings
During question hour, Leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad said the PM addresses his party MPs in the House and speaks outside the Parliament about demonetisation, but refuses to do the same with the Opposition. Amid noisy scenes, Deo said, "We support any move taken by the Government of India for corruption and black money". However, the opposition continued to demand voting, and amid the din, Mahajan adjourned the House for the day.