Parliament Turns Protest Ground As BJP, Opposition Face Off Over Student Crackdowns
News india Parliament Turns Protest Ground As BJP, Opposition Face Off Over Student Crackdowns Parliament Turns Protest Ground As BJP, Opposition Face Off Over Student
News india Parliament Turns Protest Ground As BJP, Opposition Face Off Over Student Crackdowns Parliament Turns Protest Ground As BJP, Opposition Face Off Over Student Crackdowns Written By, Last Updated: August 11, 2026, 12:54 IST The competing demonstrations came as Parliament entered the final stretch of the Monsoon Session, with repeated disruptions threatening to leave legislative business pending Rapid Read The ruling NDA responded with a counter-protest, accusing Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and the Opposition of selectively raising concerns about police action against students.
(ANI) The standoff between the government and the Opposition intensified outside Parliament on Tuesday as MPs from both camps staged rival protests, even as proceedings in the Monsoon Session remained disrupted. Opposition MPs gathered at Makar Dwar, demanding that Union Home Minister Amit Shah address Parliament over the police action against student protesters in Delhi. They also sought a discussion on allegations concerning donations collected for the Ram temple in Ayodhya. The competing demonstrations came as Parliament entered the final stretch of the Monsoon Session, with repeated disruptions threatening to leave several pieces of legislative business pending as the session seems increasingly vulnerable to a washout.
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