Indian Parliament's Monsoon Session Adjourned Amid Opposition Uproar, Two Bills Passed Without Debate

The monsoon session of parliament is not in session. The monsoon session is adjourned daily due to the uproar of the opposition. Now there is only 1 day left for the end of the monsoon session and the opposition is demanding answers from Home Minister Amit Shah. Even after the uproar of the opposition in the Lok Sabha, two bills have been passed. There has been no debate to pass these bills. The Lok Sabha was adjourned for the day at 2: 25 pm on Tuesday. During this time in the house, two bills were passed in 14 minutes. The first is the Kerala name change bill and the second is the National Cooperative Development Corporation bill. When the house met at 2 pm, Minister of State for Home Affairs Nityanand Rai introduced the Kerala name change bill for discussion and passage. Meanwhile, the opposition parties started demanding and sloganeering for the answer of Home Minister Amit Shah on the alleged theft of the Ram temple in Ayodhya and the police action on the protesting students. Amid the uproar, the bill was passed by the state cabinet.