What happened
Both Houses of Parliament were disrupted amid opposition anger over alleged paper leaks and police action. In the Rajya Sabha, opposition members demanded a discussion on the issue and accused the government of mishandling the situation.
Repeated adjournments prevented normal business, and the day became a flashpoint over governance and accountability inside Parliament.
Why it matters for UPSC
Parliamentary disruption is not only a procedural issue. It also raises questions about legislative accountability, the right of the Opposition to seek discussion, and the executive's responsibility to respond to public concerns in a democratic forum.
Key facts for Prelims
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