Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Lok Sabha Adjourned Four Times Amid Opposition Sloganeering
The Lok Sabha, which is like a big meeting of important people who make decisions for the country, had to stop its work four times on Monday.
This happened because the Opposition, who are the people who disagree with the government, kept shouting and making noise.
The Chair, who is like the leader of the meeting, asked them to be quiet so they could talk about important things, but the Opposition kept shouting.
The Prime Minister also asked everyone to talk nicely and listen to each other.
The meeting was stopped and will start again later in the afternoon.
Lok Sabha adjourned four times on Monday due to Opposition sloganeering.
Chair requested Opposition to maintain decorum and allow House to function.
Opposition continued to raise slogans, disrupting proceedings.
Speaker Om Birla and Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed for peaceful debate.
Lok Sabha adjourned until 2 p.m. on Monday.
- Who
- Lok Sabha members, including Opposition and Government
- What
- Lok Sabha adjourned four times due to Opposition sloganeering
- When
- Monday
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- Opposition disrupted proceedings, leading to repeated adjournments
Opposition
Government
Disruption of Proceedings
Opposition
Opposition members continued to raise slogans and create a ruckus, demanding attention to their issues.
Government
Government and Chair requested the Opposition to maintain decorum and allow the House to function smoothly.
- Date
- Monday
- Time of Adjournment
- 2 p.m.
- Reason for Adjournment
- Opposition sloganeering and disruption
- Number of Adjournments
- Four
- Speaker's Appeal
- Maintain peace and allow all voices to be heard
- Prime Minister's Appeal
- Engage in productive debate and respect all voices