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After numerous adjournments due to the fervent protests of the Congress-led Opposition, which sought Home Minister Amit Shah's response to the security breach that had occurred inside the House on December 13, the Lok Sabha proceedings ended on Thursday without any business being conducted. After naming 13 opposition MPs from the Congress and the DMK, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla suspended them for the remainder of the winter session for completely disregarding the chair's instructions while protesting the security breach.

Panel to look into TMC MP Derek O'Brien's "defiance" The RS adjourned without doing anything on a tumultuous day when suspended TMC member Derek O'Brien refused to leave the House while Parliamentary Affairs Minister Piyush Goyal got a resolution to send the issue to the privileges committee approved.
TN Prathapan, Hibi Eden, Dean Kuriakose, Jothi Mani, Ramya Haridas, V K Sreekandan, K Kanimozhi, Manickam Tagore, Mohammad Jawed, K Subramaniam, S Venkatesan, Benny Behanan, and K Subramaniam are the MPs who have been removed from office. Prior toward the beginning of the day when the Lower House had gathered for the afternoon, Speaker Om Birla said that the obligation of the security of Parliament rested with Parliament Secretariat and, surprisingly, the public authority couldn't impede it.

After opposition members stormed into the House well and demanded Shah's response to the security breach, he made these remarks.

Rajnath Singh, the minister of defense, stood up to speak, stating that everyone should condemn the incident and that the Speaker had already taken action and given the necessary instructions.

In the meantime, the protests continued, forcing the Speaker, who had permitted question hour, to adjourn the House approximately 15 minutes later. At the point when the House reconvened at 2 pm, Parliamentary Issues Clergyman Pralhad Joshi read out the names of the five Congress MPs who had been suspended from the House for the leftover time of the colder time of year meeting.

Joshi recorded four such occurrences of safety break which occurred somewhere in the range of 1974 and 1999. Joshi said it was considerable with respect to the Speaker to quickly gather a gathering of all floor chiefs after the break and hear their interests and ideas. He said that it was necessary for all lawmakers to rise above politics and speak out against the breach in one voice. However, there were some MPs who frequently caused trouble in the House.

The House was adjourned shortly thereafter until 3 p.m.

Joshi read out the names of nine additional MPs who had been suspended from the House, all of whom were from the Opposition, when the Lok Sabha reconvened at 3 p.m. However, because DMK MP SR Parthiban was not in the House at the time, the suspension was reversed later that evening.

Soon after the announcement, the House was forced to adjourn until December 15.