The other notices related to “accelerating incidents of disrespect towards the Constitution an B R Ambedkar”, and “discriminatory and casteist statements made by Union Minister of State of Petroleum and Natural Gas”.Citing his earlier rulings regarding notices under Rule 267, Dhankhar did not approve the notices, and went ahead with the scheduled Zero Hour during which members raise issues with the chair’s permission.The rejection of the notices led to vociferous protests by opposition party MPs, including those from the Congress, SP, DMK, AAP, RJD, CPI and CPM, in the morning session.Several MPs raised slogans in their effort to highlight the stampede at the Maha Kumbh on Mauni Amavasya in which at least 30 people were killed.They then staged a walkout. The House continued with Zero Hour mentions.
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