Parliament proceedings | Record issues that couldn’t be taken up: Venkaiah directs Rajya Sabha Secretariat
The Hindu
Starting Wednesday, the Rajya Sabha Bulletin gives an account
With the functioning of the upper house curtailed for eight consecutive days due to protests by Opposition parties seeking clarification from the government on the Pegasus spyware snooping issue, the Rajya Sabha Secretariat will now list all the issues that could not be taken up due to disruptions. Rajya Sabha Chairman Venkaiah Naidu directed the Secretariat to list out all Zero Hour submissions and special mentions permitted by him, which members could not raise because of adjournments forced by the protests, in the house bulletin that records the business transacted in a day.
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