Delhi Press Meet Turns Chaotic: Pappu Yadav supporters and opponents clashed during his press conference, leading to heated arguments and sloganeering. Police intervened to restore order, with no injuries reported. Yadav accused rivals of deliberate provocation. A case has been registered as tensions escalate over recent controversial remarks.
Rahul Gandhi’s idiot remark in Parliament sparks uproar; BJP leaders condemn the comment targeting PM Modi. Congress defends the opposition leader. The Lok Sabha witnessed heated exchanges, with Speaker urging calm. The controversy dominates political discourse and social media trends.
Lok Sabha witnessed a heated clash between Rahul Gandhi and Kiren Rijiju over ‘idiot’ remarks. Congress MP strongly criticized the government, prompting a fierce rebuttal from the Union Minister. The parliament working was disrupted as tensions escalated between the two leaders.
Parliament resumes after Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. Government to introduce ‘Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026’ tomorrow for stringent punishment against paper leaks. Key amendments propose fast-track courts, special task forces, and three-month trial completion.
PM Modi announces fast-track courts to tackle paper leaks, proposing stricter laws with up to 10-year jail terms and Rs 1 crore fines. The cabinet is set to approve changes to the Public Examinations Act, aiming for verdicts within three months amid rising exam fraud concerns.
Two opposition MPs disrupted Parliament’s tribute to six former members Monday, shouting slogans and holding placards during a condolence motion. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla strongly condemned the disrespectful act as a violation of parliamentary traditions.
Centre set to reintroduce Delimitation Bill in Parliament’s monsoon session from July 20. In a setback to INDIA alliance, DMK decides to go solo, consulting directly with MPs via video conference, without Congress. Focus on protecting Tamil Nadu and southern states’ Lok Sabha seat share.
NDA accelerates bid to pass Delimitation Bill in Parliament, targeting two-thirds majority after April 2025 failure. With splits in TMC, Shiv Sena, and AAP, NDA’s strength may rise to 324. DMK and NCP(SP) support could push it to 354, needing only 6 more votes for passage.
