Both Houses were adjourned for the day on Tuesday as the Opposition members continued their protest over the Adani issue.
As soon as Rajya Sabha assembled at 2 pm after an adjournment in the morning, Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar informed about the bills which were scheduled for discussion in the House.
However, the Opposition MPs, several of them dressed in black, created a ruckus over the Adani issue.
Lok Sabha proceedings were also adjourned for the day following opposition protests.
Earlier in the day, the Question Hour was again washed out and the Lok Sabha proceedings were adjourned in less than a minute after the House convened for the day.
Both Houses are set to resume at 11 am tomorrow.
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