For the third day in a row, the normal proceedings of the Parliament were severely affected as the Opposition persisted in their calls for a joint parliamentary committee (JPC) investigation into allegations of bribery linked to businessman Gautam Adani. Despite the schedule including an oath-taking ceremony, the disruptions caused significant reductions in the parliamentary activities, leading to limited progress on the legislative agenda.

The opposition’s insistence on the establishment of a JPC to probe into the accusations against Adani has been a central point of contention, leading to repeated interruptions during the parliamentary sessions. This stalemate reflects the ongoing tensions and the complex dynamics within the legislative processes, where the opposition seeks to leverage its demands against the majority’s legislative agenda. As the disruptions continue, the effectiveness and efficiency of the Parliament’s functioning remain in jeopardy, affecting the overall governance and decision-making processes at the national level.