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PARLIAMENT MONSOON SESSION DAY 18 LIVE: LOK SABHA ADJOURNED FOR THE DAY AMID OPPN. PROTESTS EVEN AS AMIT SHAH, GOVT. AGREE TO START DISCUSSION ON STUDENTS' PROTESTS

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WHAT HAPPENED

On Day 18 of the Monsoon Session, the Lok Sabha was adjourned for the day amid widespread opposition protests, even as the government agreed to begin a discussion on the students’ protests. Earlier in the session, the Rajya Sabha passed the National Co-operative Development Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2026, and the Lok Sabha adopted a motion to send the FCRA Bill to a joint committee via a voice vote.

According to India Latest News: Top National, the adjournment followed intense demonstrations in the chamber, prompting the Speaker to suspend proceedings. The government, led by Amit Shah, pledged to start debate on the students’ protests, while the Lok Sabha passed the FCRA motion by voice vote. Related coverage notes that Amit Shah said he is ready to answer any parliamentary questions, whereas Rahul Gandhi expressed disinterest (Source 1). The Guardian’s report on parental concerns over leaked exam papers and resits (Source 2) highlights the broader context of the student protests. A parliamentary panel confirmed that charges against Justice Yashwant Varma were proven (Source 3).

The adjournment reflects the high level of opposition dissent surrounding student protest issues, a key flashpoint in the current political climate, while legislative activity on the NCDF Amendment and FCRA bills continues.

  • Lok Sabha adjourned on Day 18 due to opposition protests.
  • Government agreed to discuss students’ protests.
  • Rajya Sabha passed the National Co-operative Development Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2026.
  • Lok Sabha moved the FCRA Bill to a joint committee via voice vote.
  • Amit Shah declared readiness to answer questions; Rahul Gandhi showed no interest.

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