New Delhi. There is a lot of commotion during the monsoon session. Amidst all this, Trinamool Congress Rajya Sabha MP Kalyan Banerjee has been suspended from the entire monsoon session. He was suspended for using unparliamentary language. Actually, today is the third day of monsoon session. Even on the third day, the opposition was seen creating ruckus regarding their demands. Due to the uproar, the proceedings of both the houses of Parliament were adjourned thrice. The opposition member is demanding discussion on NEET paper leak, lathi charge on CJP’s protest and resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
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In fact, the proceedings of the monsoon session began on the third day, after which TMC MP Kalyan Banerjee was suspended from the Lok Sabha. It is alleged that Kalyan Banerjee called the rebel TMC MP a thief. After this, the proceedings of the Lok Sabha were adjourned amid uproar by the opposition. Then a situation of confrontation arose inside the house.
Actually, after the West Bengal Assembly elections, TMC got divided into two groups. Rebel leaders have joined one group, who are claiming themselves to be the real TMC. At the same time, Kalyan Banerjee remains with TMC chief Mamata Banerjee. He was seen arguing with these MPs after the House was adjourned. However, it was not immediately clear what sparked this controversy. Many opposition MPs intervened and tried to calm the situation. When some members asked Kalyan Banerjee what had happened, he walked out of the Lok Sabha chamber.
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