Lok Sabha witnesses TMC, BJP spat

Trouble started when Banerjee was speaking on the Repealing and Amendment (Second) Bill, 2014 that was later passed by the house.

Banerjee made a reference to Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Rajiv Pratap Rudy, who had told him to address the chair.

"I expect the ministers, like Shri Rudy, to listen to us," Banerjee said. Bharatiya Janata Party member from Trinamool ruled West Bengal SS Ahluwalia sought to respond to Banerjee's remarks, triggering a verbal duel.

Deputy Speaker M Thambidurai sought to restore order and said unparliamentary remarks will not go on record.

Source: News in Hindi and Newspaper 

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BJP seeks Mamata apology for TMC MP's remarks against PM

BJP said the Trinamool MP has not only transgressed parliamentary ethics but has also hurt the pride of 125 crore Indians by his "undignified and unparliamentary" remarks.
  
"The BJP condemns in the strongest of words the indecent, undignified and unparliamentary remarks of TMC leader Kalyan Banerjee against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The BJP demands a public apology from Mamata Banerjee for this deplorable act...," BJP national secretary Shrikant Sharma said.
  
He said Mamata Banerjee's silence on this "undignified act" of her party MP brings to light the double standard of Trinamool Congress. "The moral failure of TMC leaders is the beginning of its political decline," he said.
  
"Through this undignified comment against the Prime Minister, not only has Kalyan Banerjee transgressed parliamentary ethics, but has hurt the pride of 125 crore Indians," he said.
  
Sharma said it is unfortunate that the TMC is hurting democratic values and parliamentary decorum. "This is condemnable. BJP condemns this audacious act of Kalyan Banerjee," he said.
  
Addressing a rally in Hooghly district last week, the Trinamool MP had made severe personal attacks against the Prime Minister and BJP leader in charge of West Bengal Siddharth Nath Singh.
  
The BJP leader said the TMC is "nervous" as a massive crowd turned up in the rally of BJP president Amit Shah in Kolkata on November 30.

Source: Utter Pradesh News and Bihar News  

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