The Lok Sabha was adjourned until 2 pm on Thursday during the monsoon session, as the opposition pressed for a discussion on the alleged embezzlement of donations at the Ayodhya Ram temple. The House had earlier been scheduled to take up the Supreme Court Judges (Appointment) Bill for consideration. Meanwhile, the Rajya Sabha continued its debate on the anti-paper leak Bill, which aims to curb examination irregularities. The opposition's demand for a debate on the Ayodhya temple donations, reported to have been mishandled, led to disruptions in the Lower House, forcing the adjournment. The Supreme Court Judges Bill seeks to streamline the appointment process of judges to the apex court. The anti-paper leak Bill, discussed in the Upper House, proposes stricter penalties for those involved in leaking exam papers. The session has seen frequent interruptions over various issues, with the government and opposition at odds on the agenda. The adjournment came shortly after the House assembled, with the Speaker announcing the break to allow for consultations. Further proceedings are expected to resume post-lunch.