Marshals choked, assaulted by CPI(M), Congress MPs: Rajya Sabha report on Wednesday’s ruckus
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According to a Rajya Sabha report on the ruckus in the House on Wednesday, two marshals were assaulted by Members of Parliament from the CPI(M) and Congress on the last day of the Monsoon session.
A Rajya Sabha report on the ruckus in the House on Wednesday evening states that a male marshal was manhandled and choked by CPI(M) MP Elamaran Kareem while a female marshal was dragged and assaulted by Congress MPs Phulo Devi Netam and Chhaya Verma. A black day for parliament. They have virtually made it a military barrock. Brute force was used against members including woman.what was our crime? We opposed the insuarance bill. It in fact was insuarance annihilation Bill. 'Atmanirbhar BJP' has surrendered India to capitalists The report also states that TMC MP Dola Sena pushed and obstructed the way of leader of the House Piyush Goyal and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Pralhad Joshi when they were coming from the chairman’s chamber to take their seats.
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