Assembly Chaos Over Government's Two-Year Report Spurs Adjournments

The Rajasthan Assembly was adjourned three times following a dispute over a report comparing the government's two-year performance with the previous Congress regime's five years. The uproar, led by Leader of Opposition Tika Ram Jully and Congress MLA Govind Singh Dotasra, emerged amid unrelated protests over alleged examination malpractices.

The Rajasthan Assembly session on Saturday turned tumultuous as Congress legislators challenged the government's report on its two-year tenure, prompting the House's adjournment thrice.

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Jogaram Patel presented the report comparing the ruling party's performance with the previous Congress government's tenure. Opposition Leader Tika Ram Jully objected, demanding a broader discussion.

Simultaneously, Bharat Adivasi Party members protested unresolved examination paper leaks. Despite the disruptions, Agriculture Minister Dr Kirodi Lal Meena made a veiled critique of Congress leader Govind Singh Dotasra, adding to the heated atmosphere.

(With inputs from agencies.)