a deadlock and non-stop disruptions in parliament, over 14 opposition parties will meet tomorrow morning to decide on the option of a “mock parliament” outside, sources say.
The parties allege their voice is not being heard in parliament.
Since the monsoon session began on July 19, parliament has barely functioned because of opposition protests and demands for discussions on the Pegasus snooping scandal and the farmer protests among other points of conflict.
Government sources say more than Rs 133 in taxpayers’ money has been lost because of disruptions.
With inputs from NDTV
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