Winter Session of Parliament | Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha adjourned till 2 p.m. amid uproar by Opposition

Opposition creates ruckus in Parliament, adjournment till 2pm; protest outside against security breach incident.

The Opposition created a massive ruckus in both the Houses of Parliament, leading to the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha getting adjourned till 2 p.m. within minutes of the commencement of the session on December 15.

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The Upper House faced commotion and later adjourned soon after the papers were laid on the table, three Union Ministers made separate statements regarding government business for the remaining part of the 262nd Session among others, and Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar disallowed as many as 23 notices served by Opposition MPs under Rule 267 seeking suspension of business for the day to discuss the December 13 security breach.

The Chairman said that he had received 23 notices on the issue under Rule 267 and that he had apprised the House of the facts (of the incident in Lok Sabha), investigation into the matter is under way and shall be taken to its logical conclusion. With this, the Opposition members started creating a ruckus and urged the Chair to allow a statement to be made by the Leader of the Opposition in the House.

With this, the Rajya Sabha Chairman adjourned. "I am constrained to adjourn the House to meet at 2 p.m. today and request the Leader of Opposition, Leader of the House and floor leaders to meet me in my chamber immediately," the Rajya Sabha Chairman said.

Meanwhile, the Lok Sabha was also adjourned till 2 p.m. amid sloganeering by the Opposition MPs over the security breach incident. Several Opposition Parliamentarians staged a protest in front of the Gandhi Statue on Parliament premises on December 15, demanding action against BJP MP Pratap Simha in connection with the security breach incident.

Opposition members were holding placards with "Nation wants to know why no action against BJP MP Simha" written on them. "Why Prime Minister and Home Minister are silent" and "Democracy under siege" read other placards. Earlier on December 14, the Opposition pressed for a discussion and moved into the Well of the House. They shouted slogans and demanded Union Home Minister Amit Shah's reply.