Stormy Monsoon Session: Operation Sindoor Sparks Parliament Uproar

The Monsoon session of Parliament commenced tumultuously as opposition parties demanded immediate discussions on Operation Sindoor and the removal of Justice Yashwant Varma. Prime Minister Modi called this session a 'Vijay Utsav'. Despite adjournments, the government expressed readiness to debate, while highlighting national achievements and ongoing challenges.

The Monsoon session of Parliament opened amid chaos as opposition parties called for immediate discussions on Operation Sindoor. They also highlighted allegations against Justice Yashwant Varma. Despite repeated adjournments, the government expressed its readiness for a debate, asserting that the operation was unprecedented since India's Independence.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi described this session as a 'Vijay Utsav', reflecting a celebration of victory. He emphasized India's recent advancements, including reduced naxalism and achievements by the armed forces. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Health Minister J P Nadda assured that Operation Sindoor would be thoroughly debated.

Meanwhile, both Houses received notices for Justice Varma's removal after currency notes were discovered at his residence. The session witnessed tumultuous proceedings, forcing multiple adjournments. A Business Advisory Committee has allocated 16 hours for discussing Operation Sindoor, a session anticipated to address these pressing issues next week.

(With inputs from agencies.)