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Parliament Monsoon Session Stalls as NDA Plans Protest, Both Houses See No Business

The Monsoon Session of Parliament began on July 20, but both Houses have failed to conduct any business in the first three days. The ruling NDA is planning a protest at Parliament's Makar Dwar, targeting the Congress party. The BJP has accused Congress MP and Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi of avoiding his duties and seeking to create disruption. Meanwhile, the government has expressed willingness to discuss the NEET issue but insists that the Congress must not impose conditions. Parliamentary proceedings have been adjourned frequently, with no significant legislation or debates taking place. The opposition parties have been demanding discussions on various issues, but the ruling coalition has accused them of obstruction. Both sides continue to trade accusations, leading to a standstill in legislative work. The session is expected to continue with more political tensions anticipated.

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