Parliament Deadlock Continues; Tribunals Reforms Among 3 Bills Passed Without Debate | Highlights

The Rajya Sabha has been adjourned for the day. The house will reconvene at 11 am on Wednesday.

The Rajya Sabha on Tuesday cleared Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026.

The Lok Sabha on Tuesday passed two more Bills without debate as members raised slogans and carried placards to the Well demanding the presence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah in the House. The Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill,  2026 and the National Co-operative Development Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2026 have been passed.

The Lok Sabha has been adjourned for the day. The House will again meet on Wednesday at 11 am.

The Lok Sabh has taken up the National Co-operative Development Corporation (Amendment) Bill, 2026 for consideration and passing.

The Rajya Sabha has taken up the Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026 for consideration and passing.

Lok Sabha have resumed proceedings following brief adjournment at 2 pm.

"I challenge Rahul Gandhi to remain in Parliament rather than flee from it. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has also stated that Home Minister Amit Shah intends to come to Parliament to hold a detailed discussion regarding the issues concerning youth and students. Rahul Gandhi must not run away from Parliament, as is his habit. I would also like to add that in the 2029 elections, this very 'Gen Z,' whose issues Rahul Gandhi is playing games with and whose concerns have exposed his anarchic nature, will once again completely uproot and oust the Congress party," BJP MP Harsh Malhotra said.

Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge says, "We are not changing our goalpost. Our position has remained consistent from the very beginning, and we have three specific issues. The first concerns the lathi-charge and firing on students—we want to know who issued the orders and how it happened; we want a statement in the House regarding this. Secondly, as a result of the lathi-charge, many students fell ill or were hospitalised; over a 100 suffered minor injuries, and many were wounded by pellet guns. We want a statement on this matter as well. It has been 18 days, and there is no willingness to provide a statement. They are merely trying to make a quick remark and move on; that is their intention. The second issue is the 'Chanda Chor' (donation theft) matter, and the third is the demand for an apology. These three issues have existed from the start, remain relevant now, and will continue to persist until they are resolved..."

On the students' protest in Jharkhand, he says, "That is a separate issue. If there are hundreds of issues, are they all discussed simultaneously? Do we bring up every single issue on the very same day?..."

Congress MP KC Venugopal says, "You can't hide atrocities against students in Delhi by mentioning students' protests in Jharkhand. This (to speak in Parliament on students' protest) is a face-saving exercise by Amit Shah. Since day one, our stand is very clear. We have been asking Amit Shah about atrocities against students and the use of pellet guns against them."

Rajya Sabha has been adjourned until 2 pm.

Samajwadi Party MPs, including Dimple Yadav and others, staged demonstration in Parliament over Ram temple donations theft.

NDA MPs launched protest march toward Parliament on Tuesday, tagetting the Opposition's ongoing floor disruptions. Carrying placards directly aimed at Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi, the ruling alliance accused him of fleeing a structured debate on recent student protests and the subsequent police crackdown.

The Rajya Sabha has been adjourned until 12 pm.

The Lok Sabha has been adjourned until 2:00 pm.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah is expected to move the Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill, 2026 for consideration and passage in the Lok Sabha today. According to the Revised List of Business, Shah will move a motion to take up the Bill. The bill seeks to change the name of the State of Kerala, for consideration.

Ahead of the session, NDA MPs held protest march againt the opposition, accusing the leaders of fleeing debate.