Harish Rao pushed by marshals in Telangana Assembly
Telangana Assembly marshals push Harish Rao during BRS protest
Marshals intervene near the Speaker’s well
Tension prevailed in the Telangana Assembly after marshals intervened during protests by BRS members. Former minister and BRS deputy floor leader Harish Rao was pushed by marshals near the Speaker’s well while moving towards the area.
The incident unfolded as Rao attempted to approach the well, leading to a brief confrontation inside the House. The situation quickly escalated, drawing attention from members across the Assembly.
BRS objects to the handling of the senior leader
BRS legislators raised strong objections to the conduct of the marshals, terming it excessive. Members questioned the manner in which Harish Rao was stopped and pushed, stating that such action was not justified during a protest.
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The party continued its protest inside the Assembly, maintaining pressure over the issue. The protest added to the disruption already affecting proceedings.
Heavy marshal deployment inside the Assembly
Amid the ongoing protest, marshals were deployed in large numbers at key points inside the Assembly. Security presence was increased near the House entrance and in the inner lobby to control movement towards the floor.
The deployment indicated efforts to prevent further escalation as opposition members attempted to advance towards the well.
Panchayat Raj Bill cleared without debate
Despite the continued protest by BRS members, legislative business proceeded in the House. The Panchayat Raj Bill was approved without any discussion.
The passage of the bill amid disruption drew attention, as no debate took place before its approval. Proceedings continued even as opposition members remained in protest mode.
Ongoing friction in Assembly sessions
The latest incident reflects continuing friction in the Telangana Assembly during recent sessions. Repeated protests by opposition members have led to disruptions in normal functioning.
Such developments highlight the tense environment during key legislative processes, especially when major bills are taken up in the House.
