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Parliament Monsoon Session Day 2: Uproar Over CJP Protests & Paper Leaks

Day two of the Parliament Monsoon Session witnessed intense disruptions and repeated adjournments as the Opposition cornered the government over police crackdowns on student protesters and recurring examination irregularities.

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Parliament Monsoon Session Day 2: Uproar Over CJP Protests & Paper Leaks

Legislative Gridlock and Protests Take Center Stage

The Monsoon Session of Parliament descended into chaos for the second consecutive day on July 21, 2026, as both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were repeatedly adjourned amid aggressive sloganeering by the Opposition. Lawmakers sought urgent discussions regarding the severe police crackdown on demonstrators during the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) "Sansad Chalo" march, alongside systemic concerns over examination paper leaks.

A Clash Inside and Outside Parliament

The political fallout from the massive demonstrations in Central Delhi spilled directly onto the floor of the House. Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi lashed out at the administration, terming the police action against students seeking accountability as "completely un-Indian" and accusing leadership of being anti-youth. Outside the House, Opposition MPs organized a collective pushback, demanding strict legislative accountability for repeated test failures affecting millions of students.

In response, the ruling coalition held a high-level National Democratic Alliance (NDA) meeting where Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed the necessity of maintaining a constructive legislative spirit while defending the government's approach to tackling administrative and examination security flaws. Parliamentary Affairs leadership criticized the Opposition for intentionally stalling House proceedings and wasting public money rather than engaging in debate on scheduled bills.

Wider Ripples and Ongoing Demands

The unrest on Capitol grounds mirrors mounting societal pressures outside. CJP leadership, following their initial meeting with Union Health Minister JP Nadda, continues to press its core demands: the immediate release and medical transparency of activist Sonam Wangchuk—who is extending his fast from Safdarjung Hospital—and the removal of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. As security remains tight across New Delhi and political lines harden, the remainder of the session faces an uphill battle to restore normal legislative functioning.

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