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New Delhi: The second phase of the budget session of Parliament began on Monday. On the first day of the second phase itself, there was a huge conflict between the opposition and the government. The Opposition created an uproar in Parliament over the Adani issue while the Government over the Rahul Gandhi issue. As a result of which the Parliament came to a standstill. The Congress staged dharnas across the country demanding that the Adani case be handed over to a joint parliamentary committee. When this matter was also raised in Parliament. As soon as proceedings started in Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha after a break, commotion was seen again in both these matters.

When the proceedings started in the Lok Sabha, the ruling BJP created a ruckus with words like Rahul Gandhi apologize and pappu. On the other hand, the opposition raised slogans of Modi-Adani brother-brother and also said that we demand JPC to investigate the Adani matter. There was fierce shouting from both the opposition and the ruling party and it reached the well.

There was an uproar in the Rajya Sabha as well as in the Lok Sabha. Union Minister Piyush Goyal once again raised the issue of Rahul's statement as the proceedings began. When Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge countered and said that Rahul Gandhi is a member of the Lok Sabha, such objectionable remarks about him cannot be made in the Rajya Sabha and should be removed from the record. On the other hand, Congress protested on the road over the Adani issue. On the other hand, the BJP and Union Ministers in the Parliament demanded that what Rahul Gandhi said about the country in his speech in London was objectionable and he should apologise. In response, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said that the government is running away from discussing the Adani issue. Our demands for an inquiry are not being heeded, but we will chase the government like Vikram Vetala, Rahul Gandhi said in Britain that in our country, the opposition is not allowed to speak in Parliament, our mics are turned off. The leader of the opposition cannot speak in any university in India which is an attack on the country's democracy. The BJP asked for an apology in the Parliament on the issue of Rahul's statement. While the Congress held the case of Adani. Thus, there is a lot of uproar in the matter of Rahul and Adani.

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In Parliament, the government ministers and BJP MPs created an uproar over the Rahul issue, on which Congress MP Digvijay Singh said that for the first time in my 45 years of political life, I have seen that the ruling party is stalling the Parliament and not allowing the proceedings of the Parliament to continue. It is the responsibility of the ruling party to see that the proceedings of the Parliament go on peacefully and are not disrupted. But he is creating a ruckus in the Parliament. The Chairman also requested the MPs of the ruling party and asked them to remain calm and sit in their seats. However, it also did not have any effect on BJP MPs.