No disruptions in Lok Sabha from Monday as consensus reached during all-party meet

The Lok Sabha has been marred by disruptions since the commencement of the Monsoon Session. (File photo)

After nearly a week of disruptions amid the ongoing Monsoon Session, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla convened an all-party meeting on Friday and urged the members to let the House function properly.

The Lok Sabha is set to resume normal proceedings from Monday after a consensus was reached during the meeting, according to a report by Times of India.

The Lower House has been marred by disruptions since the Monsoon Session began on July 21. It was once again adjourned on Friday amid sloganeering by the Opposition leaders.

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There has been uproar in the Parliament with the Opposition MPs raising objections and demanding a discussion on the Election Commission's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar ahead of Assembly elections in the state.

Speaker Om Birla intervened and expressed disappointment at the continued protests during Question Hour and urged members to adhere to Parliament rules.

He told members that while disagreements are part of democracy, issues must be addressed through dialogue and debate, not through sloganeering and placard displays, according to NDTV.

During the all-party meeting, there was also a discussion regarding a session on Operation Sindoor. The proposed 16-hour discussion in Parliament is set for July 28, ANI reported.