External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj to give a statement in Rajya Sabha tomorrow at 11 am on Kulbhushan Jadhav's meet with his wife and mother in Pakistan's Islamabad, reports news agency ANI. She will also speak on the issue at 12 noon in Lok Sabha.

Kulbhushan Jadhav, the Indian sentenced to death in Pakistan, met his wife and mother on Monday, more than a year after he was arrested by the Pakistani army and accused of spying.

Pakistan's foreign office portrayed the brief meeting - coming after months of waiting on the family's visa application - as a grand gesture on the birthday of Muhammad Ali Jinnah. India has called the exercise "lacking in any credibility" and said the "overall atmosphere of the meeting was intimidating".

Yesterday, after coming back from Pakistan, Mr Jadhav's wife and mother met Ms Swaraj. A number of officials from the foreign ministry, including foreign secretary

The Lok Sabha adjourned soon after starting the day and slogan shouting paralysed and later led to adjournment of the Rajya Sabha as the opposition demanded action against Union Minister Anant Kumar Hedge, accusing him of denigrating Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar, the architect of the constitution.  Mr Hegde has said that his party, the ruling BJP, will "soon change the Constitution", which mentions the word "secular". He also attacked what he called a "new fad where people project themselves as secular". However, the BJP has distanced itself from the minister's comment.

The two houses have witnessed repeated disruptions since the start of Winter Session of Parliament on December 15 over PM Modi's remarks against the former Prime Minister during election campaign in Gujarat with the Congress vociferously raising the issue. While Rajya Sabha has seen daily adjournments, the Congress has been staging protests and walk out in the Lok Sabha.