Archive · 2 Dec 2025
Congress MP Brings Dog to Parliament
A Congress MP named Renuka Chowdhury brought a dog to Parliament.
She saw the dog wandering on the road and thought it might get hit by a car.
So, she picked it up, put it in her car, and took it to Parliament.
After that, she sent the dog back with the car.
She said there's no law against bringing a dog to Parliament and asked why people are discussing it.
Some people on social media made jokes, while others criticized her.
The BJP members said it was disrespectful to bring a dog to Parliament and compared it to drama.
Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury brought a dog to Parliament during the winter session.
She rescued the puppy from a potential accident on the road and took it to Parliament in her car.
Chowdhury questioned the need for discussion, stating there is no law against bringing a dog to Parliament.
BJP members criticized the incident, calling it a 'drama' and an insult to the Parliament and MPs.
Social media reactions were mixed, with some finding it humorous and others critical.
- Who
- Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury
- What
- Brought a dog to Parliament
- When
- Day 1 of the winter session of Parliament
- Where
- Parliament
- Why
- To rescue the dog from a potential accident on the road
Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury
BJP Members
Presence of the Dog
Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury
Chowdhury defended her actions, stating that she rescued the puppy from a potential accident and that there is no law against bringing a dog to Parliament. She also criticized the government, saying 'those who bite are inside the parliament.'
BJP Members
BJP members criticized the incident, calling it a 'drama' and an insult to the Parliament and MPs. They accused Chowdhury of comparing her colleagues to dogs and demanded an apology.
Parliamentary Protocol
Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury
Chowdhury questioned the need for discussion about the incident, asserting that there is no law against bringing a dog to Parliament and that the puppy posed no threat.
BJP Members
BJP members argued that parliamentary privileges should not be misused and that the incident was a breach of protocol and respect for the Parliament.
- MP Name
- Renuka Chowdhury
- Party
- Congress
- Incident Location
- Parliament
- Reason for Bringing Dog
- Rescued from road
- Outcome
- Dog was sent back
- BJP's Response
- Criticized as drama and insult to Parliament
- Social Media Reaction
- Mixed reactions, some humorous, some critical
- Parliament Rules
- No unauthorised person or item is allowed inside the Parliament premises. Pets are banned.
Sources
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