Patna (ABN) The Bihar Assembly proceedings were adjourned on Thursday amid intense commotion and pushing between the ruling party and opposition members over the issue of police lathi charge on students and alleged attack on some legislators. As soon as the House proceedings began today, opposition members waved posters and strongly raised the issue of police lathi charge during a student protest in the state capital Patna on Wednesday. Opposition members shouted slogans against the government and created a ruckus in the House. Meanwhile, BJP MLA Shyam Babu Yadav stood up and said that the protesters at Dak Bungalow crossing were not students but goons. He loudly said that he and his security personnel were attacked and their lives were also in danger. He alleged that the people involved in the protest were goons from various political parties, not students. Supporting his statement, MLA Prem Kumar also started speaking on the matter. After that, several other ruling party members also stood up from their seats and started speaking. Following this, a war of words began between the ruling and opposition members, and the House witnessed intense commotion. The situation escalated rapidly. Members from both the ruling and opposition parties shouted slogans and leveled allegations against each other.

The House proceedings began today with opposition members waving posters and strongly raising the issue of police lathi charge during a student protest in the state capital Patna on Wednesday. Opposition members shouted slogans against the government and created a ruckus in the House. Meanwhile, BJP MLA Shyam Babu Yadav stood up and said that the protesters at Dak Bungalow crossing were not students but goons. He loudly said that he and his security personnel were attacked and their lives were also in danger. He alleged that the people involved in the protest were goons from various political parties, not students. Supporting his statement, MLA Prem Kumar also started speaking on the matter. After that, several other ruling party members also stood up from their seats and started speaking. Following this, a war of words began between the ruling and opposition members, and the House witnessed intense commotion. The situation escalated rapidly. Members from both the ruling and opposition parties shouted slogans and leveled allegations against each other.