Opposition parties rejected Home Minister Amit Shah's debate offer on student protests. They continued to stall Parliament's monsoon session, which is scheduled to end soon. Congress demanded the FCRA bill's withdrawal, while other parties welcomed its move to a joint committee. Opposition leaders sought answers regarding the use of force against students. Protests are expected to continue on Parliament's final day.

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Opposition protests disrupted Lok Sabha proceedings on Monday, with members demanding Union Home Minister Amit Shahs presence and protesting the July 20 police crackdown on…

Parliamentary deadlock continued on August 10 as Opposition protests over the July 20 police crackdown on protesting students disrupted Lok Sabha proceedings. Congress MP K C…

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