Parliament Session 2026 Live updates: Amit Shah ready to discuss student issues in Parliament

Chair Jagdambika Pal repeatedly urged Opposition members to restore order in the House so that a meaningful discussion could take place. He also said Parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju had already assured the House that Union home minister Amit Shah would be available for.

Oppn first takes part in debate and then runs away from House without listening to reply; this is not acceptable, they have to listen. Nearly 20 days and Amit Shah has not come to Parliament to answer for it.

What Happened

Every Opposition motion for a discussion has been rejected. His silence is not an oversight - it is approval of the violence.

• AICC secretary Sachin Sawant asked the NCP (SP) MPs to press Modi for the immediate implementation of the Women's Reservation Act, passed in 2023, without waiting for delimitation.

• It is learnt that the MPs of the Nationalist Congress Party - Sharadchandra Pawar will be meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday regarding issues concerning Maharashtra.

• Ahead of the meeting, the Congress has urged its alliance partner to convey the INDIA bloc's opposition to linking the implementation of women's reservation with the proposed delimitation exercise.

Key Details

We demand a Supreme Court-monitored inquiry. And we will not stop fighting until he is held accountable.

• A delegation of eight NCP (SP) MPs is scheduled to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday during the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament.

• If it fails to do so, it implies that the FCRA is merely a tool to harass minorities or to send a message that 'strict action' is being taken against terrorism and terror financing.

• When will the government impose restrictions on that?

Why It Matters

AICC General Secretary and Congress MP KC Venugopal on Monday persisted with the party's demand for Union Home Minister Amit Shah's statement on the police action against protesters on July 20 amid a deadlock between the opposition and the ruling camps in.

• Ever since the BJP came to power, the wealthy have seen 'good days'; it is the big players who are prospering.

• There are restrictions on bringing foreign funds in, yet there are no curbs on how much Indian money goes out...

What Reports Say

Coverage of the story so far points to:

• Continued reporting by The Times of India as more details emerge