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Congress ‘s 4 Indiciplined MLAs Censured in Kerala Assembly

(Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala)Congress ‘s 4 Indiciplined MLAs Censured in Kerala Assembly
Assembly Speaker P Sreeramakrishnan on Thursday censured 4 opposition Congress MLAs for climbing on to his dais and raising slogans during a protest.
The incident occurred on Wednesday during a protest by Congress-led UDF MLAs against the police lathicharge on Palakkad legislator Shafi Parambil and some Kerala Students Union activists during a march to the assembly on Tuesday.
During the protest inside the assembly, the four MLAs-Roji M John, I C Balakrishnan, Anwar Sadat and Eldose Kunnapally- had climbed on to the speaker’s dais and raised slogans against the police action.

Kerala Assembly.s Budget Session Begins With Undemocratic Politicians Storm

[Thiruvananthapuram]Kerala Assembly.s Budget Session Begins With Undemocratic Politicians Storm. Opposition Raised Stormy Slogans And Held Up PlaCards.
Earlier Uttar Pradesh Has Also Witnessed The Similar Undemocratic Scene
The Kerala Assembly’s budget session began on a stormy note today as the LDF raised slogans and held up placards against the Congress-led UDF government, prompting Governor P Sathasivam to ask them to “sit quietly or leave”.
As soon as the governor began his customary address at the beginning of the session, Opposition leader V S Achuthanandan stood up and said the government was ‘neck deep’ in corruption.
The veteran CPI(M) leader wanted the governor to intervene in the matter amidst the row in the state over the alleged bar and solar scams.
Reacting to that, the governor said, “You have raised your democratic protest. You are opposing this government. That is enough. You should allow me to do my constitutional duty. I am noting all your objections.”
As the governor continued with his address, opposition members were up on their feet, holding up placards and banners seeking the resignation of Chief Minister Oommen Chandy and other ministers over corruption allegations.
As Kodiyeri Balakrishnan, the deputy leader of CPI(M) in the House, stood up, the governor said, “Mr Balakrishnan, this may happen to you also. If you have a right to protest, I am bound by the Constitution to deliver the address… better sit quietly or leave the House.
Protesting LDF members trooped out of the House. The opposition members raised slogans and held up banners saying, “Don’t want tainted ministry’s policy.”
The 14-day sitting is politically significant as this is the last session of the 13th Kerala Assembly before the state goes to polls later this year.