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Monsoon Session: Lok Sabha adjourned till noon amid ruckus

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July 22, 2025

On the first day of the Parliament Monsoon Session on Monday, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla adjourned the Lower Houses of Parliament till 12 noon amid sloganeering by Opposition MPs.

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Monsoon Session: Lok Sabha adjourned till noon amid ruckus

Opposition's sloganeering on various issues hit the proceedings of the Question Hour.

On the protest by opposition MPs Speaker Om Birla said, "You should give notice and whatever the issue is, it will be discussed after the Question Hour. The House should function on the first day, and there should be a good discussion. I will give proper time and opportunity to every MP."

Birla said, "The government wants to answer on every issue. The House should function. You have not come here to raise slogans. The House functions as per the rules and regulations. All the issues raised according to the rules will be discussed."

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