Parliament’s Monsoon Session begins with proceedings disrupted by Opposition protests in both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. Multiple outlets report that Opposition MPs raise the NEET UG paper leak and allegations related to Ram temple donation fraud/theft, alongside student or youth-linked protests. The protests involve sloganeering and lead to repeated adjournments, and by the first day, proceedings are washed out with cancellations in both houses.
At the same time, the government lines up several legislative items for the session. Reports mention that key bills are on the agenda, including a bill introduced in the Lok Sabha to increase the number of Supreme Court judges. One outlet also references government priorities such as legislation related to Vande Mataram. While the Opposition signals a confrontational approach to the government’s legislative agenda, the government’s focus remains on advancing the planned bills and enabling debates once disruptions ease. Overall, the session is expected to see intense political and policy debates, particularly around education and governance issues tied to the NEET and Ram temple allegations.
