“If you do …”, why did the speaker around Birla furious about opposition MPs? Warning between the proceedings – Lok Sabha -Speaker to Birla warns MP against the damage to public property

“If you do …”, why did the speaker around Birla furious about opposition MPs? Between the proceedings, the warning attracted Sabha Speaker to Birla warned the opposition MPs to avoid damage to the government’s property during the protests on Sir’s and other issues. He said the public did not send him to destroy the property. Birla warned the MPs that they would have to make decisive decisions about it. After the riot, the Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned to this afternoon. Digital Desk, New -Delhi. Lok Sabha -speaker around Birla on Monday gave a strong warning to the opposition MPs protesting about Sir and other issues, and requested them to damage the government’s property. Bila addressed the house, saying, “If you ask the same hard questions that your slogans are shouting, it will be beneficial to the people of the country. The public has not sent you to damage the government’s property, and I urge you and warns you that any member does not have a privilege to damage the government property.” “I will have to make decisive decisions …” He warned the MPs that if they continue to do so, their ‘decisive decisions’ will have to make. Birla said: “If you are trying to destroy the government’s property, I will have to make some decisive decisions and the people of the country will see you.” Members against members have been made against members for such incidents. I warn you again. Do not try to destroy the government’s property. This is my request to you. To Birla, opposition’s protests in the Lok Sabha Speaker Parliament, after the ongoing riot, the Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned to this afternoon. Earlier, the leaders of the Indian National Development Inclusive Alliance (India) continued their protests against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) in the Bihar election state. Also read: Preparation to bring about movement movement against the Chief Electoral Commissioner, the opposition will do a great bet amid rioting on ‘voting theft’!