The Rajya Sabha has formed a House panel to seek explanation from opposition MPs for disrupting the proceedings of the Upper House. The panel, headed by Deputy Chairman Harivansh Narayan Singh, will examine the conduct of the opposition MPs and take appropriate action.
The decision to form the panel was taken after the opposition MPs disrupted the proceedings of the Rajya Sabha on Monday. The opposition MPs had raised slogans and displayed placards in the House, demanding the resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah over the alleged mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The panel will examine the conduct of the opposition MPs and take appropriate action. The panel will also look into the possibility of imposing a penalty on the MPs for disrupting the proceedings of the House.
The panel will also examine the possibility of suspending the MPs for a certain period of time. The panel will also consider the possibility of taking disciplinary action against the MPs.
The panel will submit its report to the Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu. The report will be taken up for discussion in the House.
The panel has been formed to ensure that the proceedings of the Rajya Sabha are conducted in a smooth and orderly manner. The panel will also ensure that the MPs adhere to the rules and regulations of the House.
The panel will also examine the possibility of introducing new rules and regulations to ensure that the proceedings of the House are conducted in a smooth and orderly manner. The panel will also consider the possibility of introducing a code of conduct for the MPs.
The panel will also examine the possibility of introducing a system of penalties for MPs who disrupt the proceedings of the House. The panel will also consider the possibility of introducing a system of rewards for MPs who adhere to the rules and regulations of the House.
The panel will submit its report to the Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu. The report will be taken up for discussion in the House. The panel will also make recommendations to the Rajya Sabha Chairman on how to ensure that the proceedings of the House are conducted in a smooth and orderly manner.