Lok Sabha adjourned twice amid Opposition protests

The Lok Sabha, which is like the main meeting place for India's lawmakers, had to stop its work twice on Tuesday and Wednesday.

This happened because the Opposition, which is the group of politicians who are not in the ruling party, kept shouting and protesting.

They wanted to talk about important issues like exam paper leaks and protests happening in Delhi.

The person in charge, Sandhya Ray, had to stop the meeting because the noise didn't stop.

Earlier, the Speaker, Om Birla, also tried to get the Opposition to let the meeting go on, but they kept protesting.

Before all this, the Opposition leaders had a meeting to plan their strategy for the day.

Later, they were supposed to talk about a new law related to the Supreme Court.