Parliament Session: Congress walks out of Lok Sabha over issue of government formation in Goa, Manipur

Parliament is set to resume Budget Session after three-day long break on Tuesday. The Lok Sabha is likely to face ruckus over the results of assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Manipur and Punjab, released on Saturday. The Lower House will also discuss amendments introduced by Rajya Sabha in Enemy Property Bill. 

Congress has accused BJP of high-jacking results in Goa and Manipur by rejecting public mandate and attempting to form the government with minority votes vis-à-vis Congress in both states. 

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Meanwhile, BJP has issued a whip to its Lok Sabha members asking them to be present in the House on Tuesday. The whip indicates that the party could table a crucial bill in the Lower House. 

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As it happened:

#11:15am: Congress walks out of Lok Sabha over issue of government formation in Goa and Manipur

#10:46am: BJP MP Ananth Kumar: "I hope Enemy Property will pass with a consensus in Lok Sabha. PM Has already said that governments are formed with majority by run with consensus"

#10:00am: Congress gives adjournment motion notice in Lok Sabha over issue of government formation in Goa & Manipur