Manipur Discussion In Parliament

Budget Session 2024:Parliament's Budget Session began today on a stormy note with the Opposition raising the NEET row. The controversies surrounding Kanwar Yatra and Manipur are also likely to feature in discussions today.

In this session of parliament, the opposition demanded that Manipur be discussed and that the Prime Minister make a statement.

Home Minister Amit Shah tore into the opposition today in the Lok Sabha during a discussion on the Manipur crisis, asserting that he has been working hard on bringing peace in Manipur.

Amid ongoing disruptions and deadlock in both Houses of Parliament over Manipur situation, Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Chairman, Jagdeep Dhankar said Parliament is a temple, where debate, discussion and dialogue have to take place.

The centre has agreed to take up discussions related to the ethnic violence in Manipur on August 11 under a "middle path solution" proposed by opposition, in a development that could end the impasse in the parliament, said sources.

In a development that could end the impasse in Parliament, the Opposition has offered a "middle path solution" to the government to kick-start a discussion on Manipur unrest.

Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have been adjourned till Tuesday as the Opposition kept insisting on a discussion on the Manipur issue for the 8th consecutive day. 

Manipur Case In Parliament: Rajya Sabha chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar today appealed to the House to rise above partisan interests and allow a short-duration discussion on the situation in Manipur.

Seeking to break the current logjam, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday sought "invaluable cooperation" of the opposition to discuss the Manipur issue in Parliament.

Sources say a discussion on Manipur under Rule 267 is likely today in the upper house if the Opposition isn't insistent on its demand that the PM make a comprehensive statement in both house before the discussion starts.

Amid opposition parties' demands for a discussion on the situation of Manipur in Parliament, Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal on Monday said that discussions should also be held on whatever is happening in West Bengal and Rajasthan.

Both houses of the Parliament have been disrupted since the start of the Monsoon Session on July 20, with loud protest by Opposition parties who are demanding a detailed discussion on the unrest in Manipur.

Derek O'Brien has alleged that the BJP was stalling Parliament proceedings and demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi open the debate on the Manipur issue either in Rajya Sabha or Lok Sabha.

Opposition parties yesterday demanded all other business be suspended for the day to take up the Manipur issue, but the government agreed only to a "Short Duration Discussion".

Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi has submitted adjournment notice to raise Manipur issue in Lok Sabha today. On Thursday, the first day of Monsoon Session, opposition parties gave notices to discuss the issue under Rule 193 in Lok Sabha. While, in Rajya Sabh

Budget Session 2024:Parliament's Budget Session began today on a stormy note with the Opposition raising the NEET row. The controversies surrounding Kanwar Yatra and Manipur are also likely to feature in discussions today.

In this session of parliament, the opposition demanded that Manipur be discussed and that the Prime Minister make a statement.

Home Minister Amit Shah tore into the opposition today in the Lok Sabha during a discussion on the Manipur crisis, asserting that he has been working hard on bringing peace in Manipur.

Amid ongoing disruptions and deadlock in both Houses of Parliament over Manipur situation, Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Chairman, Jagdeep Dhankar said Parliament is a temple, where debate, discussion and dialogue have to take place.

The centre has agreed to take up discussions related to the ethnic violence in Manipur on August 11 under a "middle path solution" proposed by opposition, in a development that could end the impasse in the parliament, said sources.

In a development that could end the impasse in Parliament, the Opposition has offered a "middle path solution" to the government to kick-start a discussion on Manipur unrest.

Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have been adjourned till Tuesday as the Opposition kept insisting on a discussion on the Manipur issue for the 8th consecutive day. 

Manipur Case In Parliament: Rajya Sabha chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar today appealed to the House to rise above partisan interests and allow a short-duration discussion on the situation in Manipur.

Seeking to break the current logjam, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday sought "invaluable cooperation" of the opposition to discuss the Manipur issue in Parliament.

Sources say a discussion on Manipur under Rule 267 is likely today in the upper house if the Opposition isn't insistent on its demand that the PM make a comprehensive statement in both house before the discussion starts.

Amid opposition parties' demands for a discussion on the situation of Manipur in Parliament, Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal on Monday said that discussions should also be held on whatever is happening in West Bengal and Rajasthan.

Both houses of the Parliament have been disrupted since the start of the Monsoon Session on July 20, with loud protest by Opposition parties who are demanding a detailed discussion on the unrest in Manipur.

Derek O'Brien has alleged that the BJP was stalling Parliament proceedings and demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi open the debate on the Manipur issue either in Rajya Sabha or Lok Sabha.

Opposition parties yesterday demanded all other business be suspended for the day to take up the Manipur issue, but the government agreed only to a "Short Duration Discussion".

Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi has submitted adjournment notice to raise Manipur issue in Lok Sabha today. On Thursday, the first day of Monsoon Session, opposition parties gave notices to discuss the issue under Rule 193 in Lok Sabha. While, in Rajya Sabh