Lok Sabha Monsoon Session Ends in Uproar as House Adjourns

The Lok Sabha is the part of India's government where elected leaders make laws.

It met for a special time called the Monsoon session, which started on July 20.

On the last day, the meeting ended in a noisy and upset way.

Leaders from the opposition, the group that disagrees with the government, were shouting and protesting.

They were upset about a big exam called NEET, whose question paper was leaked.

They were also angry that police stopped students who were asking for answers about the leak at a place called Jantar Mantar.

The opposition also wanted to talk about money that some people said was stolen from donations to the Ram temple in Ayodhya.

The person in charge of the meeting, Speaker Om Birla, ended the session without giving his usual goodbye speech.

Twelve new laws were passed, but members did not get to talk about most of them first.

The government said it was ready to debate, but the opposition kept protesting.