Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP Kalyan Banerjee is suspended from the Lok Sabha for the remainder of the Monsoon Session, according to reports. The suspension follows an incident involving a heated exchange in the Lok Sabha chamber with some former party colleagues and MPs associated with the NCPI. The dispute occurs after the House is adjourned amid an uproar by the Opposition. Banerjee allegedly uses “inappropriate” or “unsavoury” language during the exchange, with accounts referring to comments directed at rebel Trinamool legislators who want to merge with the Nationalist Citizen Party of India (NCPI). Following the confrontation, parliamentary action is taken that results in Banerjee’s suspension for the rest of the session. The reports describe the incident as taking place during in-chamber events around the adjournment, and they tie the matter to tensions involving the rebel group and its proposed merger. The suspension indicates that the House authorities consider the language used during the confrontation to be in violation of parliamentary conduct rules.