The article discusses a moment in Parliament where the Opposition’s chants and slogans were directed at government officials. The minister had previously accused the Opposition of “digging out issues” to disrupt Parliament proceedings. While acknowledging that there can be differences, the piece presents Rijiju as expressing embarrassment over the Opposition’s behavior in the presence of foreign guests at the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha respectively.
Key points:
- The Opposition chanted slogans before foreign guests arrived in the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha.
- The minister had earlier called the Opposition out for raising issues intended to derail parliamentary proceedings.
- There is a tension highlighted between political opposition tactics and formal parliamentary decorum in front of international visitors.
- The article frames the incident as a clash between dissent and institutional respect during a high-profile session.
Notes:
- The text preserves quotes and paraphrases from public statements about parliamentary disruption and decorum.
- The content avoids adding new facts not present in the original article.
Author’s summary: A disciplinary moment in Parliament highlights tension between opposition protests and decorum, with Rijiju branding the display as shameful in the presence of foreign guests.
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