Proceedings in Parliamend stalled for the third day
New Delhi: Proceedings in Parliament were paralyzed for the third day running over a number of issues, including Telangana and death of 40 children in Muzaffarnagar relief camps, preventing the notices for a no-confidence motion from being taken up on Wednesday.
In the Lok Sabha, placard-carrying DMK members were vociferous on the issue of seeking Katchathivu Island back from Sri Lanka and provide safety to Indian fishermen from the Lankan navy, as they shouted slogans in the Well.
The House could not take up three notices of no-confidence motion, given by R Sambasiva Rao (Cong) and five party MPs from Seemandhra region, M Venugopal Reddy (TDP) and YSR Congress member M Rajamohan Reddy, as part of their attempt to stall division of Andhra Pradesh.
This was because the House witnessed constant din and all attempts by Speaker Meira Kumar to bring it to order failed.
She said she was “duty bound” to bring the three notices of the no-confidence motion before the House but could not do so as the House was not in order. Kumar then adjourned the House for the day.
Amid din, papers listed for the day were laid and Finance Minister P Chidambaram presented the Supplementary Demands for Grants (General) for 2013-14.
