TMC's Derek O'Brien joins dharna by 12 suspended MPs at Parliament complex

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Updated At : 03:49 PM Dec 22, 2021 IST

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New Delhi, December 22

TMC floor leader in Rajya Sabha Derek O’Brien on Wednesday joined the dharna by 12 suspended MPs at the Gandhi statue in the Parliament complex.

On November 29, the first day of the Winter Session, the 12 opposition members of Rajya Sabha were suspended for the entire session of Parliament for their “unruly” conduct in the previous session in August.

O’Brien was suspended from Rajya Sabha on Tuesday during a discussion on the electoral reforms bill.

The 12 suspended MPs from various opposition parties have been sitting on dharna in front of the Gandhi statue.

These MPs are also carrying out a ‘Jan Sansad’, mock parliament, at the same location to mark their protest against their suspension. PTI

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