An unprecedented uproar occurred when Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar was answering the opposition's questions in the Rajya Sabha on two bills related to agriculture. In fact, dissatisfied Congress, Trinamool Congress and Aam Aadmi Party MPs from the Central Minister Tomar's north reached Well. During this, he broke the mike and tore the pages. Simultaneously, there was an attempt to snatch the bill from the Deputy Chairman.
Rajya Sabha: TMC MP Derek O'Brien and other members of the House entered the well during the discussion on agriculture bills in the House today https://t.co/VltTgKOx5w pic.twitter.com/fgu0yq5cUy
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During the war on bills, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar was posing his question. But dissatisfied with his questions, TMC MP Derek O'Brien reached the well and Rajiv Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh Narayan showed the House Rule Book. Apart from this, members of Congress and Aam Aadmi Party also reached Vail. At the same time, Congress MP Ghulam Nabi Azad said that the term of Rajya Sabha should not be extended. The minister's answer should be tomorrow, as most members believe this.
Also, the government wants this bill to be passed today. During this time, the debating MPs broke the mic facing the seat. Apart from this, by approaching Vail, he tried to snatch the bill from the Deputy Chairman. Earlier, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar introduced three bills related to agriculture - Farmers Produce Trade and Commerce Bill, 2020 and Farmers Price Assurance and Agreements Bill, 2020 in the Rajya Sabha. The Agriculture Minister, while presenting the Bills, said, "Two bills are historic and will bring changes in the lives of farmers." With this, there was a lot of uproar in the Rajya Sabha.
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