While the Rajya Sabha grapples with the fallout of the examination scandal, the Lok Sabha prepares for a high-stakes debate over the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Bill, 2026. Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal faces intense scrutiny as he defends the government’s latest ordinance against a wall of opposition-led statutory resolutions. The legislative chamber remains a focal point of friction, balancing these volatile political disputes with the presentation of Public Accounts Committee reports on defense and consumer affairs. Amidst the chaos, the House will proceed with its standard Question Hour and Rule 377 discussions, attempting to maintain a semblance of routine in an environment dominated by urgent demands for transparency and institutional reform.
NEET Protests Disrupt Rajya Sabha as Judicial Bill Hits Lok Sabha
Tiruchi Siva of the DMK brought the Rajya Sabha to a standstill, moving to suspend all business under Rule 267 to address the firestorm surrounding alleged NEET paper leaks. The motion forces a direct confrontation between the opposition's demand for accountability and the government’s scheduled legislative agenda.
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