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PARLIAMENT MONSOON SESSION 2026 LIVE UPDATES: BOTH HOUSES ADJOURNED TILL NOON AMID OPPOSITION PROTEST ON VARIOUS ISSUES - NDTV

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WHAT HAPPENED

Both houses of Parliament adjourned until noon on Monday during the 2026 monsoon session after opposition members staged protests on a range of issues.

According to NDTV and other outlets, the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were interrupted by demonstrators who demanded the government address concerns such as the alleged brutality against students and other policy grievances. A letter from K.C. Venugopal to the Lok Sabha speaker was cited, calling for a statement on student‑related violence. In JHARKHAND, police reportedly used water cannons on protesters attempting to march to the state assembly. While the session was paused, the National Green Tribunal was urged to publish a public report on the Great Nicobar project, and the Centre proposed a new commission for national tribunals. The government also planned to introduce several bills, including reforms to tribunals and a change to Kerala’s name.

The monsoon session, held amid a climate of heightened political agitation, has seen frequent disruptions. The student protests and demands for transparency reflect broader concerns over civil liberties and environmental policy.

  • Both houses adjourned until noon due to opposition protests.
  • Protests included demands for statements on student brutality and environmental reporting.
  • Government plans to introduce tribunal reforms and a new commission, and to consider bills on tribal issues and Kerala’s name.

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