Home Minister Amit Shah meets Lok Sabha Speaker amid ongoing parliamentary stalemate over student protests and police actions.

New Delhi, Aug 7: Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Friday said the Opposition cannot dictate which minister should appear in the Lok Sabha to respond to issues, amid demands by Congress and other parties for Home Minister Amit Shah to answer questions over police action against protesting students. As proceedings were disrupted again, Rijiju […]

Kiren Rijiju defended Amit Shah as the Opposition demanded his statement in Parliament on police action against student protesters. The standoff disrupted both Houses, while the government said the Chair would decide which minister replies.

The Congress MP, who was walking to his car at the Parliament complex amid light rain, let out a laugh when it was put to him that the Parliamentary Affairs Minister has claimed that the Opposition would won't be able to digest it when the Home Minister replies in the House.

Parliament adjourned until August 10 amid Opposition protests demanding Home Minister Amit Shah address police action on July 20.

Rajya Sabha Chairman urges government to address Opposition's concerns as tensions rise during Monsoon Session discussions.

New Delhi: Opposition MPs protested in Parliament House complex on Friday against the alleged theft of donations at the Ram temple in Ayodhya and over

Opposition protests Home Minister Amit Shah's absence in Parliament, as Speaker urges Rijiju to convey their sentiments for his presence.

Opposition protests are likely to continue in Parliament over the July 20 police action on NEET paper leak protesters in Delhi and the Ram Mandir donation controversy.