Parliament Monsoon Session Day 18 LIVE | Deadlock continues, Lok Sabha adjourned till 2 pm

Amid speculation that Amit Shah may make a statement in the Lok Sabha, INDIA bloc parties have decided to continue their protests, insisting that Shah should not be allowed to make a unilateral statement in the House.
A view of the Parliament building, in New Delhi.
A view of the Parliament building, in New Delhi.(File Photo | ANI)
Summary

Parliament remains locked in a political standoff as the government presses ahead with its legislative agenda, while the Opposition continues to demand a discussion on the July 20 police action against student protesters. The FCRA Amendment Bill is also under scrutiny, with the government considering referring it to a Joint Parliamentary Committee amid strong opposition from Congress, DMK and minority groups.

The inquiry report into allegations against former Delhi High Court judge Justice Yashwant Varma is also set to be tabled in Parliament today. Meanwhile, amid speculation that Union Home Minister Amit Shah may make a statement in the Lok Sabha, INDIA bloc parties have decided to continue their protests, insisting that Shah should not be allowed to make a unilateral statement in the House.

Rajya Sabha proceedings begin.

Lok Sabha session adjourned till 2 pm amid protests by opposition.

Lok Sabha proceedings begin.

Should we remain silent the way you do?: Priyanka Gandhi lashes out at media

Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra repsonds when asked about the continuing deadlock in Parliament, asks, "Should we remain silent the way you (the media) do?"

"Who do you think is responsible for this? Are you not answerable to the public when you lathi-charge students and use pellet guns against them, and also use AK-47s on them? Should we just sit quietly like you all ( the media)?"

Congress MP Manickam Tagore gives an Adjournment Motion Notice in Lok Sabha over Chanda Chori

Congress MP Manickam Tagore gives an Adjournment Motion Notice in Lok Sabha to discuss a matter of urgent public importance concerning the reported theft, misappropriation, and irregular handling of donations and valuables offered by devotees at temples in the country.

Inquiry report on Justice Yashwant Varma's 'cash-at-residence' row to be tabled today

Report of an inquiry committee which investigated allegations against Justice Yashwant Varma, against whom removal proceedings were initiated over the alleged discovery of unaccounted cash from his official residence, will be placed before the Lok Sabha on Wednesday.

According to the list of business of the Lok Sabha for Wednesday, the secretary general will "lay" the two volumes of the report along with oral evidence in the House. The three-member probe panel had submitted its findings to Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla in May.

The Speaker had constituted the inquiry committee on August 12, 2025, to probe the alleged discovery of wads of cash from the judge's Delhi bungalow.

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