Ruckus in Parliament is not limited to India. Here are 5 recent brawls elsewhere

Some countries see their legislators fight quite often while others have a low frequency of free-for-all scenes. Here is a list of five major brawls seen in the past one year.

Patriotism is the last refuge for a scoundrel, British author Samuel Johnson famously said some time in the 18th century. Another British literary great, George Bernard Shaw, a failed politician, tweaked it a bit to declare: “Politics is the last resort for the scoundrel.” Shaw would have felt vindicated had he seen what is happening in legislatures around the world. Pakistan’s Lower House of Parliament on June 15Order of the Day: Budget Debate pic.twitter.com/7iCxo5NELl A brawl broke out in Bolivia’s parliament after two politicians, Henry Montero and Antonio Gabriel Colque, started trading punches over whether the previous government of interim President Jeanine Áñez was legal or constituted a coup pic.twitter.com/OEdGHJYz9c World pandemic: ongoingMeanwhile, czech parliament:pic.twitter.com/l5HmS4Ai6P In India, the adjournment sine die of the Monsoon Session saw Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu breaking down over the scuffle that happened in what is referred to as the House of Elders in Parliament.