Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Congress Condemns MP Assembly Ban on Slogans, Protests
The Madhya Pradesh Assembly has forbidden protests and shouting inside its building, citing security concerns.
The Congress party is very unhappy with this decision, seeing it as an attack on democracy because it stops them from raising important issues.
They often use slogans to get the government's attention, especially when the government does not respond to the issues raised.
They feel that this ban is unfair.
The monsoon session of the Assembly starts on July 28, and the Congress plans to keep speaking up.
Madhya Pradesh Assembly banned protests and slogans within its premises.
The order was sent to all MLAs before the monsoon session.
The Congress party strongly condemned the ban.
The ban was issued under Assembly Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar’s Standing Order 94(2).
Opposition plans to continue raising public issues despite the ban.
- Who
- Madhya Pradesh Assembly Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar and the Congress party.
- What
- Ban on protests and slogans within the Madhya Pradesh Assembly.
- When
- The ban was announced before the monsoon session starting July 28.
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh Assembly.
- Why
- The Assembly cited security reasons; Congress sees it as an attack on democracy.
Congress
Madhya Pradesh Assembly
Democracy vs. Security
Congress
The order is a direct attack on democracy.
Madhya Pradesh Assembly
The order is necessary for security reasons.
Freedom of Expression
Congress
The right of public representatives to raise issues concerning people should be upheld.
Madhya Pradesh Assembly
Security in the Assembly must be maintained.
- Assembly
- Madhya Pradesh
- Order
- Bans protests and slogans
- Reason
- Security
- Issued by
- Assembly Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar
- Condemned by
- Congress
- Session start date
- July 28
