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Ashok Gehlot on Saturday claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi is losing respect within his own party and could soon face a "revolt"

This has sparked yet another controversy at a time when the Centre is already grappling with a no-confidence motion, violence in Haryana and Manipur.

He made the remarks before the Prime Minister's visit to Madhya Pradesh, which is currently in an election campaign.

During his visit, PM Modi will also initiate the groundwork for railway and road sector projects valued at more than Rs 4000 crores.

On Friday, Rahul Gandhi criticized him, asserting that instead of addressing the turmoil in Manipur, he engaged in making jokes and laughter, while his party members resorted to slogans.

The members of the opposition further requested for Modi to address the House regarding the matter.

Sibal added that the Union home minister explained the issues in great detail with patience and without any politics.

  Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi on Thursday evening moved a resolution for Chowdhury's suspension in Lok Sabha.

Meitei and Kuki MLAs of Manipur have written separate letters to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and made conflicting demands over the presence of Assam Rifles

Ashok Gehlot on Thursday blamed Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah for the violence in Manipur

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury was suspended from Lok Sabha on Thursday for "repeated misconduct" pending an investigation by the privileges committee

The NDA defeated the no-confidence motion comfortably with a voice vote in the Lok Sabha.

The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) took to Twitter to share the details on the same on Thursday.

Sloganeering from ruling benches intensified after Kharge's remark on the PM. Amid the ruckus, Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar adjourned the House till 2 pm.

Upon the commencement of the session, Speaker Om Birla presented obituary tributes for former members who have recently passed away.

World Lion Day is celebrated every year on August 10, with an aim to raise awareness about their declining population.

Lashing out at the Centre, the piece claimed that it was busy "breaking the opposition parties" amid the soaring prices of essential commodities.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be present in the House tomorrow to reply to the no-confidence motion

This is for the first time that Question Hour in this Monsoon session went on for 45 minutes in the House.

The Congress has been demanding a statement from the prime minister in Parliament on Manipur.