India News: New Delhi: The stalemate in the Rajya Sabha over some opposition members having been named in a house bulletin for violation of rules was resolved Thursday after the chair said that the matter will be reconsidered.Part II of the Rajya Sabha parliamentary bulletin of Aug 7 named 20 BJP members and two of the TDP for violating the rules by advancing to the chairman's podium. The bulletin of Aug 6 named two TDP members and that of Aug 5 named two members of the TDP and one of the Bodoland People's Front.Part II of the bulletin contains general information for members. It is issued even during the inter-session period when information has to be conveyed to members.

The bulletin's part I contains brief details of the proceedings.As soon as the upper house met in the morning, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader M. Venkaiah Naidu raised the issue, accusing the government of bias as Congress MPs who allegedly violated the rules were not named."Why this discrimination? What is the rule? Naming of members of one party and showing discrimination (against others) is not acceptable," he said.

His colleague Arun Jaitley also raised objections and urged the chair to reconsider the naming of members.Chairman Hamid Ansari said the issue could be discussed in his chamber, to which the opposition did not agree. BJP members then walked out.AIADMK leader V. Maitreyan also pointed out that Congress member Govardhan Reddy quarrelled with the two TDP members near the chairman's podium, and Renuka Chowdhary went to stop him. Why was he not named, Maitreyan asked.


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