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RS adjourned till Wed after repeated ruckus over farm laws

  •   Tue, Feb 02 2021 02:07:04 PM

New Delhi, Feb 2 (IANS): After forcing repeated adjournments in the Rajya Sabha, the opposition on Tuesday forced the Upper House to be adjourned for the day minutes after it reassembled for the third time as both Chairs found it difficult to continue business amid ruckus over farm laws.

The Rajya Sabha was first adjourned till 10.30 a.m. after the opposition refused to accept the Chairman, M. Venkaiah Naidu's rejection of suspension notice. The second was till 11.30 a.m., and after it reassembled the third one was till 12.30 p.m. Following this, the House was finally adjourned for the day amid unabated ruckus created by the opposition benches.

Parliament witnessed unruly scenes the moment it assembled a day after the Budget was presented.

Rajya Sabha Chairman M. Venkaiah Naidu rejected a suspension notice given by the opposition on the farm laws.

The rejection did not go down well and the opposition members who returned minutes after walking out and raised slogans before the Chairman's podium.

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said: "The opposition should adhere to the Chairman's decision."

The Chairman said: "The ongoing dialogue between the agitating farmers and government can be discussed during the motion of thanks of President tomorrow (Wednesday)." Following which there was a pandaemonium and the House was first adjourned till 10.30 a.m.

The suspension notice was given by Manoj Jha of Rashtriya Janata Dal, Ghulam Nabi Azad of Congress, T. Shiva of DMK, Ashok Siddarth of Bahujan Samaj Party, and E. Kareem from CPI-M. The opposition gave notice under rule 267 of the Rajya Sabha.

Leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad said: "The matter is serious and farmers have been agitating for months so matter should be discussed." The same thing was said by BSP leader Satish Chandra Mishra.

The Opposition had demanded suspension of the business and also repealing of the three contentious farm laws passed during the September session.

As many as 18 opposition parties had boycotted the President's address on Friday.

The Opposition said that the laws were passed amid a din and now should be repealed as demanded by the farmers. Azad on January 28, said: "The only issue for the boycott is farm laws."

 
  

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  • Rishi, Thane/Mumbai

    Tue, Feb 02 2021

    When congress was in power, the proverb was
    Tum bhi khao hum bhi khayenge

    Now BJP is in power, the proverb is
    Kisiko nahin khane dunga, sirf main khaunga

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  • anthony, mangalore

    Tue, Feb 02 2021

    It is clear to the people of our country that these three farm bills was a dubious case of match fixing by Modi and Amit Shah for their crony capitalists friends like Ambani and Adani. The elaborate advance preparations , go downs, super markets, land acquisitions and other arrangements by industrialists Abmani and Adani are already in the public domain. These crony capitalists will then dominate the agriculture sector and render the farmers vulnerable and vanquished.

    The BJP Govt has made a mockery of Parlimentary Democracy by passing these Farm Bills without any discussion in the house or taken any of the stake holders into confidence. They finally passed it in the Rajya Sabha in a most deceitful manner through a voice vote just to please their Crony Capitalist friends at the expense of the Farmers.

    A Suit Boot Ki Sarkar that is totally insensitive, Callous, Indifferent, Arrogant and Autocratic that cares two hoots for the lower sections of our society including farmers. "Since Independence, it is for the first time that an arrogant government has come to power. It is not even looking at the pain and sufferings of farmers, forget about the common man,"
    If Agriculture is a State subject the why has the center passed Bills on Farm Laws on Agriculture. The passage of legislation is an act of deception, dupery and defrauding. the Central government and the Parliament never had any consultative process or examination of issues by any committee before passing the laws in question".
    "It is thus clear that there are serious attempts at prevarication, distortion, misrepresentation and misleading of the nation, the apex court and all relevant stakeholders, apart from indulging in blatantly contumacious conduct. Not even perfunctory, much less any meaningful pre-legislative consultation was attempted, much less done by the Modi government."
    These "evil laws" were rammed down the throat of the Parliament and all discussions, analysis and interactions were guillotined in

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