Clash Over Unparliamentary Language Sparks Chaos in Himachal Assembly
The Himachal Pradesh Assembly witnessed uproarious scenes on the last day of its winter session as members of the ruling Congress and opposition BJP clashed over the alleged use of 'unparliamentary and indecent' language. The heated debate led to a 40-minute adjournment but resumed with calls for restraint and dignity.
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Chaos erupted in the Himachal Pradesh Assembly's winter session finale as Congress and BJP members clashed over accusations of 'unparliamentary and indecent' language, leading to a 40-minute standstill.
The confrontation intensified after Revenue Minister Jagat Singh Negi questioned a privilege breach complaint against Opposition Leader Jai Ram Thakur. Speaker Kuldeep Singh Pathania promised an examination of the issue.
The session resumed with Speaker Pathania urging political decorum. Despite political tensions, he led reconciliation efforts, emphasizing respectful discourse. Debate on language use remains contentious as both parties defend their actions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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