LS passes 4 Bills, Opposition walks out

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New Delhi, Updated At : 08:27 AM Mar 12, 2025 IST

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The Lok Sabha on Tuesday after a day-long discussion passed four Bills of which two were related to Manipur while the other two were the second and final supplementary demands for grants for the FY25. The four bills were — The Manipur Appropriation Bill (2025), The Manipur Appropriation (Vote on Account) Bill (2025), The Appropriation Bill (2025) and The Appropriation (No 2) Bill, 2025. The Opposition, meanwhile, walked out of the LS during the speech of Finance Minister alleging disrespect to Tamil Nadu.

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