Parliament Monsoon Session ends amid disruptions; Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha adjourned sine die
The Monsoon Session of Parliament concluded with both houses adjourned sine die. Repeated disruptions and political confrontations marked the proceedings throughout the session. The Rajya Sabha passed the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill after skipping question hour. Opposition MPs continued protests in the Lok Sabha demanding statements from ministers. The session ended after weeks of political confrontation and frequent disruptions.
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